Empire Firebrick - Buff - WBL60BBK
Empire Firebrick – Buff (WBL60BBK) is a high-quality architectural firebrick designed for durability and timeless appeal. Its warm buff finish provides a natural, classic look that complements both interior and exterior applications. Engineered to resist heat, weathering, and everyday wear, these firebricks ensure long-lasting performance while maintaining their elegant appearance. Ideal for fireplaces, feature walls, façades, and landscaping projects, Empire Firebrick – Buff combines strength, functionality, and refined design to enhance any architectural space.
What Our Experts Think
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Traditional Aesthetic: The WBL60BBK buff firebrick offers a warm, classic look that complements a variety of interior styles.
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Durable Construction: Crafted from high-quality refractory material, ensuring long-lasting performance and heat resistance.
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Easy Maintenance: The smooth surface allows for easy cleaning and maintenance, keeping your fireplace looking pristine.
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Perfect Fit: Designed specifically for the Empire Aspen 60" Traditional Wood Firebox, ensuring optimal performance and aesthetic integration.
Q&A
Q: What is included in the WBL60BBK kit?
A: The kit contains a full split set of buff firebricks (50 pieces), sufficient for lining the firebox.
Q: Is mortar required for installation?
A: Yes, Heat Stop brand mortar (model WBBKM) is recommended for proper adhesion and durability.
Q: Can this firebrick be used with other fireplace models?
A: The WBL60BBK is specifically designed for the Aspen 60" model; compatibility with other models is not guaranteed.
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Cleaning: Use a soft brush or cloth to remove dust and ash. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface.
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Inspect Periodically: Check for any cracks or chips in the firebrick; replace damaged pieces promptly to maintain safety and efficiency.
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Proper Ventilation: Ensure your fireplace is well-ventilated to prevent moisture buildup, which can affect the firebrick's performance.
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Avoid Direct Contact with Water: Firebrick is porous; excessive moisture can lead to staining or degradation over time.
