I built one of Ben's D105 ovens a few years ago. The design both works beautifully and is easy to construct. I had no issues at all, and I had never attempted brickwork before. Worth every penny.
I've never laid bricks before but I'm hooked after building my D105 and pushing a friend to get one. You really do have just about everything to build the oven. From their support, written instructions and these videos you will get a sense that the company wants you to succeed and they care about your success.
These ovens are beautiful. And worth every penny I'm sure. Unfortunately, I'll never have enough pennies at once to get one. Great video. Very interesting. Thank you.
Thanks a lot,i am a big fans of your company and wish to get more video of you soon,I am planning to buy one of your kit. Big love and respect from Mauritius Island
Hello, I have some questions: 1. Is it possible to use calcium silicon board as a whole? That way the thermal insulation will be better and lighter. I don't know if there is any downside to the lighter weight of the pizza oven? 2. Or whether the refractory bricks of the main body of the pizza oven can be changed to Insulation Fire Bricks （IFB BRICK）, so that the heat insulation effect is better, and the weight is at least half lighter, and it is easier to install.
Hi! I'm not quite sure what you mean by the first question, but I can definitely answer the second one. I cannot advise using insualting firebricks for the main body of the dome, for two main reasons; 1. You want the dome of the oven to soak up and retain heat, which it then emits as radiant heat to cook your food. Insulating fire bricks are designed NOT to retain heat, which is one of the reasons they are so light. While this would mean your oven is quite lgiht, it would not perform the way you want it to at all. The internal temperature would go up very quickly when the fire is lit, but the minute it dies down a little, the temperature would drop rapidly. 2. Insualting firebricks are very soft. If you hit the wall of the oven with a tool or some firewood you would damage it straight away. Hope this is helpful!
We sure do! We have a warehouse in Toronto and another in Vancouver that we ship from. You can find all of our Canadian pricing on our Canadian website: www.thefirebrickco.com/ca
Hi there, I am seriously thinking to buy a one of this kit since couple of years but after your Masterchef experience which has helped to convince me about your company , Just got some ideas for you guys how about giving a colour for individuals bricks like type 1, type 2, base ,wall ,etc so people can figure it out easily . thank you for sharing this masterpiece
Hi Tayfun - good suggestions! Firebricks of this type don't come in a range of colours unfortunately - we could have them glazed but that would make them rather expensive! We are looking at getting our next batch numbered on the outside face to make them easier to identify.
Hi Reinhard, there isn't a good option right now - it's something that we are considering setting up but it's going to be a while until we can tackle that particular challenge
Hi Ido! It is, we will be happy to help you get pricing for shipping. The kits are quite large and heavy so the freight price will be considerable, but very much worth it!
Nice kit! How many hrs do you estimate it would take to construct this oven? I’m a carpenter with 40 yrs experience and knowledgeable in all types of construction but have never done masonry work.
What are the floor dimensions of the crate meant for the USA? I want to make sure I have garage floor space for storage until it warms up and I can start my build? (Are P85 and D105 crates the same floor space?)
Hey guys! Love the vids. There was a tutorial series on TH-cam you guys had maybe 6 months ago that was a lot like this but in an outdoor setting, can't seem to find it on your channel though unless I'm just blind? Or do these videos supercede those?
We ship to the USA, and can ship from there to Canada, the only tricky part is the border crossing. We are currently in the process of setting up our own Canadian company to distribute the ovens in Canada, will hopefully be up and running in a few months time!
Great video guys. My wife and I are really keen to purchase 1 and get it delivered to Bendigo Vic. Because there no room for error in the build lol, don't trust myself. Do you have any local trades in the Bendigo area that would be keen to build for me?
Thanks Josh - as it's a DIY kit any good tradie will be able to build this, you're looking for someone with a good eye for detail who takes pride in their work.
@@TheFireBrickCo Not so easy to find such handymen here and if you do, they will charge you anything from $ 65 up per hour. I suggest you export the whole oven fully assembled.
Hi David, we have some oven builders that we can recommend, please see the link below: melbournefirebricks.com.au/flamesmiths If there isn't someone in your area, we suggest speaking to a local landscaper, bricklayer or stonemason and showing them this video so that they can understand the process. You don't have to be an oven building professional to put it together, as it's a DIY kit
I thought you stated that you ship world wide I'm in Scotland UK and I can't find the information on the shipping to United Kingdom Scotland do you not ship to the UK! After all
You would need to speak to a local freight fowarder to get the costs of shipping the oven to your location, it's possible but shipping can be quite expensive as the crate weighs around 1200kg
I built one of Ben's D105 ovens a few years ago. The design both works beautifully and is easy to construct.
I had no issues at all, and I had never attempted brickwork before.
Worth every penny.
Thank you so much Frank!
I've never laid bricks before but I'm hooked after building my D105 and pushing a friend to get one. You really do have just about everything to build the oven. From their support, written instructions and these videos you will get a sense that the company wants you to succeed and they care about your success.
Awww THANK YOU!
Seems an awesome kit, high quality and well thought out
Thankyou Tony!
Brilliant Job. Nicely Done!
Thank you very much!
This is awesome. Planning out my space now.😀
I'm based in Berwick, so just around the corner from the Hallam warehouse.
Perfect!
Good stuff Jeremy!
Wow wonderful oven. Love the ground details at the join of the entry and dome
Thankyou Julian!
Well put together series... Will be purchasing in the future.. 👍
Please to hear that! Thankyou!
what an awesome looking oven
Thank you 😋
Exellent Video and love the product.. Well done!
Much appreciated!
These ovens are beautiful. And worth every penny I'm sure. Unfortunately, I'll never have enough pennies at once to get one. Great video. Very interesting. Thank you.
Thanks Tom, hopefully your pennies will stack up at some stage for you!
This is a really excellent video - I certainly appreciate the detail as a prospective buyer in regional Vic. Cheers!
Thanks Joe! Let us know if you have any questions at all!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Thanks a lot,i am a big fans of your company and wish to get more video of you soon,I am planning to buy one of your kit.
Big love and respect from Mauritius Island
Awesome, thank you!
Please make a video about how to clean the brick soot pizza oven .I will like to see how you clean the oven
@@akshaysaroopsing2419 we already have - th-cam.com/video/qT2q7sDJBO4/w-d-xo.html
What a great idea! Great video!
Thanks so much!
Hello, I have some questions:
1. Is it possible to use calcium silicon board as a whole? That way the thermal insulation will be better and lighter.
I don't know if there is any downside to the lighter weight of the pizza oven?
2. Or whether the refractory bricks of the main body of the pizza oven can be changed to Insulation Fire Bricks （IFB BRICK）, so that the heat insulation effect is better, and the weight is at least half lighter, and it is easier to install.
Hi! I'm not quite sure what you mean by the first question, but I can definitely answer the second one. I cannot advise using insualting firebricks for the main body of the dome, for two main reasons;
1. You want the dome of the oven to soak up and retain heat, which it then emits as radiant heat to cook your food. Insulating fire bricks are designed NOT to retain heat, which is one of the reasons they are so light. While this would mean your oven is quite lgiht, it would not perform the way you want it to at all. The internal temperature would go up very quickly when the fire is lit, but the minute it dies down a little, the temperature would drop rapidly.
2. Insualting firebricks are very soft. If you hit the wall of the oven with a tool or some firewood you would damage it straight away.
Hope this is helpful!
This is such a well thought off and designed product. Damn wish I could afford this someday. All the best from Durban, South Africa, 🇿🇦
Awwww thanks Kuben!
It's very very nice 👍🌷
Thank you! Cheers!
Loads of respect and admiration to your passion on this subject...I wish I can buy one of your products someday...
Best regards from Beirut, Lebanon
That is pretty darn cool - someone in Lebanon watching our videos! Awesome!
You do ship to Florida, within the USA, correct?
We do! We have a warehouse in Miami that we ship out from, so the local delivery pricing is very reasonable
Do you deliver to Canada ?
We sure do! We have a warehouse in Toronto and another in Vancouver that we ship from. You can find all of our Canadian pricing on our Canadian website: www.thefirebrickco.com/ca
Hi there,
I am seriously thinking to buy a one of this kit since couple of years but after your Masterchef experience which has helped to convince me about your company ,
Just got some ideas for you guys how about giving a colour for individuals bricks like type 1, type 2, base ,wall ,etc so people can figure it out easily .
thank you for sharing this masterpiece
Hi Tayfun - good suggestions! Firebricks of this type don't come in a range of colours unfortunately - we could have them glazed but that would make them rather expensive! We are looking at getting our next batch numbered on the outside face to make them easier to identify.
Great video and I love the design of the pizza oven, but is there any change to buy this product in europe?
Hi Reinhard, there isn't a good option right now - it's something that we are considering setting up but it's going to be a while until we can tackle that particular challenge
Is the kit available fur purchase outside Australia?
Hi Ido! It is, we will be happy to help you get pricing for shipping. The kits are quite large and heavy so the freight price will be considerable, but very much worth it!
Nice kit! How many hrs do you estimate it would take to construct this oven? I’m a carpenter with 40 yrs experience and knowledgeable in all types of construction but have never done masonry work.
Hi Dale! It takes most people around 50 to 60 hours to build, but it can be done quite a lot faster.
Do you have delivery to Sweden?
Not at this stage Andres!
What are the floor dimensions of the crate meant for the USA? I want to make sure I have garage floor space for storage until it warms up and I can start my build? (Are P85 and D105 crates the same floor space?)
Hi Travis - they are 46" x 46" (both kit types)
Hi, is that a waterproof membrane under the calcium board? Great looking ovens!
It was an older version of our water barrier system, check out our video on installing the ceramic fibre blanket to see the new system!
Hey guys! Love the vids. There was a tutorial series on TH-cam you guys had maybe 6 months ago that was a lot like this but in an outdoor setting, can't seem to find it on your channel though unless I'm just blind? Or do these videos supercede those?
Ahhh you remember the old videos, that's nice! Yep, these are the new ones to supersede the old ones.
@@TheFireBrickCo Good to know I'll go through these ones then, thanks!
Just wondering, do you ship to Canada and also can you tile the doon once it has dried or cured.
We ship to the USA, and can ship from there to Canada, the only tricky part is the border crossing. We are currently in the process of setting up our own Canadian company to distribute the ovens in Canada, will hopefully be up and running in a few months time!
@@TheFireBrickCo have you set up your Canadian company in Canada yet?
Do you ship to the U.K.?
Spoke too soon
We sure do! Haha all good
Great video guys. My wife and I are really keen to purchase 1 and get it delivered to Bendigo Vic. Because there no room for error in the build lol, don't trust myself. Do you have any local trades in the Bendigo area that would be keen to build for me?
Thanks Josh - as it's a DIY kit any good tradie will be able to build this, you're looking for someone with a good eye for detail who takes pride in their work.
@@TheFireBrickCo Not so easy to find such handymen here and if you do, they will charge you anything from $ 65 up per hour. I suggest you export the whole oven fully assembled.
So do hairline cracks form on the outside?
They sure do - check out our video on Cracking
Do you ship or deliver to Antalya / Türkiye? Meanwhile what is the price "model D105 kit"
Unfortunately not Onder, not at this stage
Do they get cracks
Hi Florin! Check out our video on Cracking in Wood Fired Ovens
Do you ship to France?
It can be done! You would need to engage a freight forwarder to handle the shipping for you, and get it through your local Customs office.
Do you have contractors interstate that can do the installation?
Hi David, we have some oven builders that we can recommend, please see the link below: melbournefirebricks.com.au/flamesmiths
If there isn't someone in your area, we suggest speaking to a local landscaper, bricklayer or stonemason and showing them this video so that they can understand the process. You don't have to be an oven building professional to put it together, as it's a DIY kit
Do you ship to Poland?
We can offer you an 'ex-works' kit, however you would need to arrange the shipping side, via a Freight Forwarder.
Great!
Thanks Mohammad!
👍👍👍
Cheers!
Do you guys ship to the U.S.? Or do you have someone in the U.S. that sells for you?
We sure do! Check out www.flamesmiths.com
I thought you stated that you ship world wide I'm in Scotland UK and I can't find the information on the shipping to United Kingdom Scotland do you not ship to the UK! After all
We do, we have a distributor there - Kennedy Fire Ltd. www.kennedyfire.co.uk
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thankyou!
Can I buy ? I live in Thailand
You sure can! You'll need to arrange a freight forwarder - check out the bottom of the page linked below;
www.melbournefirebricks.com.au/freight/
Si può acquistare dall Italia?
Not at this stage sorry! We do have a distributor in the UK but it can be pretty costly now post-Brexit to get it shipped there
Do you deliever to US?
Hi Joshua, we sure do! We keep the ovens warehoused in California and New Jersey. Check out our US website: www.flamesmiths.com
Whats the cost.
Check out the website, all the pricing is available there for you.
What is the cost of 1 pizza oven in India
You would need to speak to a local freight fowarder to get the costs of shipping the oven to your location, it's possible but shipping can be quite expensive as the crate weighs around 1200kg
Sir talk about wood fire baking oven
You can definitely use the brick oven for baking!
How much are your kits pls
Hi Paul, check out our website for all our pricing: melbournefirebricks.com.au