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Thin Fire Bricks
JimW
Posts: 450
Does anyone out there have a source for the 'thin' fire bricks like those pictured on GFW's web site? I have scoured the local area and while I can easily get the normal sized ones, everyone looks at me like I'm crazy when I start talking thin. I'll be at Eggfest next weekend so if there's a really generous, kindhearted person out there who has access to the thin bricks, please e-mail me and we'll make some arrangements. Thanks in advance.
JimW
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