Absolutely, it is on the way. The season started last weekend but it was a bit chilly. Looking forward to more pleasant temperatures later in the season.
 
  • Three homemade pizzas with tomato, mozzarella, and basil on plates, placed on a stone surface next to a domed brick oven wall.
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One more question, how thick a layer of Vermiculite and cement did you place on top of the insulation?
 
Around 10-12 cm I believe.
 
J johanras said:
The pictures above show how far I got during 2015. The chimney is stainless steel and was purchased from Germany. In 2016, I continued to build the brick base and added limestone slabs on top as countertops. This is how the oven looked in the fall of 2016. [image][image][image]

Oh, and I also had an insulated door made of stainless steel, which works really well and helps keep the heat for a long time. [image]
johanras where did you buy your chimney?
 
German eBay, search for schornstein and you'll find quite a few. Unfortunately, I don't remember which company I bought from, but it was a seller on EBay.de.
 
thank you for the quick reply...
I'm wondering about the transition from the brick section to the stainless steel part of the chimney...
do you have any tips maybe
 
J johanras said:
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You have done this very nicely. I wonder what the inner diameter of the dome is in centimeters. Thank you.
 
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Thank you, the diameter is just over 90 cm, I believe more precisely 92.5.
 
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