BFC - Black Fire Cement 1250°C

When it comes to fixing leaks, cracks, and other issues around the house, fire cement takes the lead in being reliable, durable, and long-lasting. Fire Cement is a ready-for-use putty that is resistant to heat up to 1250^oC. There is a range of distributors and retailers who offer a wide variety of ready-to-use products. It is supplied in various dimensions and colours, such as grey/buff and black fire cement, depending upon your preference and requirements.

Any variation of high temperature cement may be used to seal unpleasant joints in wood stoves. This material is especially useful and powerful around the region whereby the flue rises from the top of the furnace. It can be used for restoring firebricks too.

Before we talk about the process of freestanding wood burning stove installation, it is important to talk about what the wood burning stove really is. The wood burning stove is basically a heating appliance that makes use of wood as well as other fuels derived from wood, such as wood pellets in order to provide heat to cooking items. Quite commonly, the standard free standing wood burning stove comprises of a closed fire chamber that is created of a solid metal, such as steel or cast iron, an adjustable control for air intake/ out take and a fire brick base. In order to ensure proper ventilation, there are stove pipes which connected to a flue or a similar chimney, used to remove the combustion gases that get filled up within the stove after the gas ignites within.