Replacing fire bricks and stove liners

Stove liners, which are often known as fire bricks, are the removable panels that sit against the left side, right side and back of the firebox of your wood-burning stove. Their purpose is to protect the stove's metal bodywork from the intense heat generated by the appliance. Given that the flames are instead licking against

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