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ACC - Heat Accumulation Fireboard

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VITCAS^® Heat Accumulation Fireboards are high density ceramic refractory panels for heat accumulation and storage. Easy to fix without wires or framework. Fireboards can be used around fireplaces and stoves. Fireboards can eliminate overheating in the room, returning the heat gradually over time.

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High density refractory fireboards for heat accumulation and storage. Vitcas^® Heat Accumulation Fireboards can be used for building around fireplaces and stoves. The fireplace refractory panels have a high density and a good thermal conductivity so heat is retained for long periods.

High heat accumulation properties
Easy to install.
Environmentally friendly

We recommend setting the boards with Vitcas^® HB10 Rapid Setting Adhesive.

Available in two sizes- 1000x500x30 and 700x400x30mm.

If you need help for the amount of product to buy you can use Vitcas Quantity Calculator

Heat Accumulation Fireplace

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Product Group	Boards, Fireplace refractory panels
Color	Grey
Outdoor	Yes
Indoor	Yes
Manufacturer	Vitcas
Accumulation	Yes
HS Tariff Code	6810990000

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Hi, could you tile on top of these panels? I am looking for some boarding to cover a space inside my oak fire surround, behind a free-standing bioethanol stove. There are two oak uprights and a top mantelpiece. The back panel would be inside the fire surround and would cover the hole that is there at present. I would like to tile on top of the back panel to create a design behind the stove. The stove would have a gap between it and the back panel. Not sure what to use for the panel as I would like it to have some fire resistance even though the stove is self-contained.

Yes, you could tile on top of the Accumulation Fireboard.

Hi, can you cut these boards either using a saw or grinder? Thanks

You may cut using a Brick & Concrete Cutting Diamond Disc.

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