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cheid1977
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I am having trouble finding thick pieces of granite, slate, or other stone to put beneath my egg. Would putting a thick piece of wood and the stone on top work? Or would that be a fire hazard if the stone gets hot with the wood beneath? Thanks.
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Why so thick? I use 3/4" terrazzo tiles that are 24"x24", add the green feet (4 are good if you can get them).
-SMITTY
from SANTA CLARA, CA
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Go to Home Depot or Lowes and pick up a paver for a few bucks.
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Go to Home Depot or Lowes and pick up a paver for a few bucks.
I second this one - this doesn't need to be pretty - and likely it will get its share of ash, water and the elements on it. I have an 12x12' cement paver and it does the job just fine.
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...or go to any local hardware store and get fire bricks. They are only 1.25 inches thick and work great.See here:Packerland, Wisconsin
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