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Vitrified clay pipe

 
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Does any one have, or has anyone used vitrified clay pipe as a riser? It would be insulated with rock wool. The pipe is supposed to be able to take over 2300 degrees f.
 
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Clay tile/pipe can stand high temperatures, but it cannot handle fast temperature changes like you get in a RMH core. People who have tried it have found that the tile cracks, sometimes badly.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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