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Would real be significantly better in this respect that a ceramic based copy ? I kind of doubt it.

 

I suspect it may well be worse than ceramic copies. The constant heating and cooling cycles will expand any hairline cracks naturally found in the slate.

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Guest TowpathTownie

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Would real be significantly better in this respect that a ceramic based copy ? I kind of doubt it.

 

I have no idea as I'm not a 'materials' expert but I have been reading elsewhere where slate is used for fire hearths/surrounds :lol:

 

I'll do further investigations before I make up my mind and speak direct with stove suppliers/manufacturers then :lol:

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