Wood fired Pizza Ovens

[soreplums]

Have been thinking for a while about installing a good sized Wood Fired Pizza oven.

When it comes to being handy, this apple fell a long way from the tree so the DIY kits are a little daunting for me.

Question I'd like to ask the Magpie Community is if they have a good recommendation and a good price from a company.

I don't want a Bunnings or an Aldi type oven. Don't think they do the job as well as I would like.

 

[Lord of the Pies]

http://www.melbournefirebricks.com.au/

Have been thinking about getting a kit from this mob. I have a few other projects to complete first.

 

[Vicky Park]

Have been thinking for a while about installing a good sized Wood Fired Pizza oven.

When it comes to being handy, this apple fell a long way from the tree so the DIY kits are a little daunting for me.

Question I'd like to ask the Magpie Community is if they have a good recommendation and a good price from a company.

I don't want a Bunnings or an Aldi type oven. Don't think they do the job as well as I would like.

My hubby and I have been thinking about this too. He would also like it - the 'oven' - to double as a tandoor, as he is a very good cook of Indian food. But I'm not sure the two functions are easily combined. We also cook Indian-style flat breads. Reckon they'd go well in a pizza oven.

 

[Anzacday]

If you've got a hood on your BBQ.
Save yourself the money and buy a couple of these, they work a treat...
https://www.barbequesgalore.com.au/...ar-b-chef-pizza-stone-only-individual-bcpizst

 

[frizzle]

Anzacday is spot on. I use our Webberq for Pizzas. Does an amazing job.

 

[Black_White]

A dedicated oven is a waste of money and space.
As seen in the previous post, there are better alternatives.
I know several people who have installed ovens over the years and most don't even bother firing them up now.
A lot of hassle for a result than can be had from other devices that are more flexible.