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Fire place liner
I have to put a liner in a fire place, what steel would be the best to use?
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Sorry, that might come across a bit harsh. But anything that is not gold plated expensive really will all perform similarly. Thicker is better. Now if you can swing it 316 stainless will last longer. 302/303/304 only slightly better than mild steel. Inconel would be the best but yeah you ain't gonna buy that shit.
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How thick are we talking?
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Unlike wimmen, thicker is better, but I would try to go with 1/4".
The question is this for daily use or occasional hey the wife wants a nice cozy atmosphere 2-4 time a winter...
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We watch the fireplace channel on TV.
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Can you find some Corten ?
My thought is, that most of the time, it's at room temp, and all oils/paint have been burned off, so that's when the rusting happens. Last edited by digger doug; 08-04-2022 at 10:17 AM. |
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