Portable brick oven
OwnerJoseph A. Llodra, Jr., Henry A. Tinariinventors
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Abstract
A portable brick oven is made with a sealed brick lining for the back, opposing side and top walls with a door mounted in the front and bottom bricks defining the cooking chamber. The bottom bricks are not sealed and are aligned to define a flat baking surface and these bricks are located so that the edges of the baking surface are spaced from the back and opposing side walls and the individual bricks are not sealed so that the flame of the burner is capable of flowing between bricks. This arrangement provides, radiant, convective and conduction heating. The brick oven is modular constructed and fits into a chassis mounted on wheels. The door is uniquely hinged and clasped to allow for the ease of access into and out of the brick oven.
Claims14
A portable brick oven including a top wall, a bottom wall, a back wall and opposing side walls defining a cooking chamber with the front being opened, a door mounted on said front for opening and closing said cooking chamber, said back wall, said opposing side walls and said top wall being made from individual bricks having sealing compound disposed between bricks for defining a enclosed compartment, said bottom wall being formed from spaced bricks horizontally aligned to define a baking surface, a burner spaced beneath said bottom wall for heating said bricks, the bottom wall extending toward but spaced from said back wall and said opposing side wall for permitting the heat to rise through the gap formed thereby to provide, convection heating to the item being baked.
A portable brick oven for providing conductive, convective and radiant heat to the item being baked, said oven including a top wall, a bottom wall, a back wall and opposing side walls defining a cooking chamber with the front being opened, a door mounted on said front for opening and closing said cooking chamber, said back wall, said opposing side walls and said top wall being made from individual bricks having sealing compound disposed between bricks for defining a enclosed compartment, a frame formed from a plurality of spaced C-shaped channel members defining substantially a rectangularly-shaped box for supporting the bricks in said back wall, said opposing side walls, and said top wall, an additional frame slidably connected to said frame for defining a shelf that is removable from said cooking chamber, additional bricks horizontally aligned in said additional frame forming a portion of said bottom wall for defining a baking surface and being freely mounted thereon so as to define gaps between adjacent bricks, a burner spaced beneath said bottom wall for heating said bricks, the bottom wall extending toward but spaced from said back wall and said opposing side wall for permitting the heat to rise through the gap formed thereby to provide convection heating to the item being baked.
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