One made of firebrick is said to provide a too intense heat.

A small forge can even be carved out of a single soft firebrick.

Use of firebrick as a lining at the back suggest treatment for higher temperature there.

And then a loose firebrick tumbled down the catacomb wall.

The same result can be achieved by covering the fireplace floor with one or more layers of firebrick.

When it lifted there was a plain little chamber of cement and firebrick.

Wes, get someone to make a firebrick and duplicate it into enough to build a fireplace.

Its distinguishing feature was a firebrick wall two-thirds of the way down the furnace.

He swung the binoculars again, searching for the truck loaded with firebrick.

A firebrick fireplace with neoclassical mantel is located on the end wall.

Do you have any idea how hard it is to chisel a bull's-eye into firebrick?

The firebrick lining the iron tube was unable to withstand the heat of the reaction.

Fire clay is used in making firebrick.

The ground was donated by the Silica Firebrick Company in 1921.

"And from the looks of the firebrick inside, I don't think anything was hidden inside the firebox.

The rotary kiln consists of a tube made from steel plate, and lined with firebrick.

The blow pipe extends from the bellows through the firebrick wall of the forge to the bottom of the fire.

It sat panting on the crisping plains like a toad on a firebrick.

He moved to Alabama in 1918, and continued his interest in the manufacture of iron, steel, and firebrick.

Throughout No. 36001's trials, the firebrick lining provided a constant problem by continually collapsing into the fire.

A battered (tapered) furnace stack, circular inside, built of stone and lined with firebrick.

Firebrick is available at building supply stores and fireplace and woodstove retailers.

IN the conversion to store use, a wall of firebrick had been erected across the stage opening, shutting off the auditorium from the stage itself.

As an example, MSc holder from engineering uses firebrick, while yellow is for one from science.

A horizontal baffle of firebrick within the furnace, usually of a locomotive boiler.

It was shut round by thick, funnel-shaped screens of a material that looked like fire-brick, yet it pierced them as though they were but muslin.