Photograph the stove
Send a full front view plus any safely accessible manufacturer or model information.
Cracked, crumbling or missing stove bricks? Send Embers photographs, appliance details and measurements. We’ll help identify what you need and provide a clear price for individual bricks or complete sets.
Firebricks protect the stove body from intense heat and help maintain the correct firebox environment. Over time they may crack, wear, crumble or become damaged during use.
Some fine surface cracks remain serviceable, while badly deteriorated, displaced or missing bricks may need replacing. Photographs allow us to give sensible advice before you order anything.
Where an original shaped replacement is unavailable, suitable stove firebrick material may be cut to the required dimensions. Individual bricks and full sets can be quoted according to the appliance and information supplied.
Providing the right details at the start means fewer messages, a quicker answer and less chance of ordering the wrong part.
Send a full front view plus any safely accessible manufacturer or model information.
Show the brick in its original position and clearly indicate which piece requires attention.
Provide height, width and thickness, plus a photograph of the removed brick laid flat where possible.
We’ll confirm the suitable option, price and whether it will be supplied, delivered or fitted.
These are genuine examples of worn stove bricks and the replacement pieces prepared by Embers.
Seeing the bricks in position helps identify their purpose, arrangement and urgency.
Original bricks, accurate measurements and shapes guide the replacement cutting.
Suitable firebrick material is prepared to the dimensions and shapes required.
A dimension alone does not tell us where the brick sits, which edges are shaped or whether several pieces form a set. Send all of the following where possible:
Show the complete appliance from directly in front.
Show exactly where the damaged brick sits inside the cold stove.
If safely removable, photograph it square-on beside a tape measure.
Use millimetres and include shaped edges, angles, holes or cut-outs.
Tell us whether you want supply, delivery or professional fitting.
The website tells customers exactly what to provide, reducing delays and unsuitable orders.
Over 20 years’ stove-industry experience supports identification, servicing and fitting advice.
Your postcode helps determine whether the part should be collected, delivered or professionally fitted.
Not every fine crack automatically requires a new brick. The condition and location should be considered.
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No. Fine cracks may remain serviceable if the brick is stable and correctly positioned. Send a photograph for initial guidance.
Height, width and thickness in millimetres. Show shaped edges, angles, holes and cut-outs clearly in photographs.
Often a complete original brick or accurate template is helpful for a cut replacement. Suitability depends on its shape and required material.
Yes, enquiries for individual bricks and full internal sets are welcome. Send the stove make, model and photographs.
Delivery may be available depending on the order, location and risk of damage. Include your postcode and preferred service when enquiring.
Local fitting may be available. Send your postcode, appliance photographs and required bricks so the complete job can be assessed.
Include the stove, brick position, removed brick where possible, measurements, model details, postcode and whether you require supply, delivery or fitting.