Building a Pizza Oven Stand
To help you build a stand suitable to support our D105 PreCut Brick Oven Kit, we’ve put together a detailed guide to walk you through the process. Our suggestion is to build stand walls using bricks, Adbri Versaloc Interlocking concrete blocks, or Besser blocks, which are filled with concrete and reinforcing steel. A suspended slab of reinforced concrete is then formed up and poured to create the benchtop to support the oven. The stand must be built on reinforced concrete foundations – if you’re building on soft ground you may need to consult a builder to ensure your foundations are adequate.
We recommend that you build your stand to a height in the range of 920mm to 1120mm height from ground level. The key is to build to a height that allows you to see the food that’s cooking without bending down. You’ll spend a lot longer looking into the oven than you will using your oven tools, so build your stand to a height that allows you to do that.
We have put together detailed instructions showing you our suggested process for building your Wood Fired Pizza Oven Stand, and determining the best height for the stand, please see the link below.
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To help you build a stand suitable to support our Brick Oven Kit, we've put together a detailed guide to walk you through the process. Our suggestion is to build stand walls using bricks, interlocking concrete blocks, or cinder blocks which are filled with concrete and reinforcing steel.
A suspended slab of reinforced concrete is then formed up and poured to create the benchtop to support the oven. The stand must be built on reinforced concrete foundations - if you're building on soft ground you may need to consult a builder to ensure your foundations are adequate.
Building a Brick Oven Stand
Watch our YouTube series on How to Build a Brick Oven Stand.
Oven Stand Plans PDF
We take you step by step through building an oven stand

SAFE FLUE INSTALLATION
If your installation involves anything more complex than the basic setup that we provide in the kit, you must engage a suitably qualified plumber to supply and install the flue for you. Your local fireplace store will have several professionals they can recommend. Your oven can reach extreme temperatures, to the point where the flue glows orange.
This is extremely important. If you install your own flue system and your oven somehow causes a catastrophic fire, your home insurance cover may be null and void. Put this in the same category as working with high voltage electricity - the risks outweigh the rewards. Don’t risk it, use a licensed plumber.
Installing the Flue
How to install a flue for your Wood Fired Oven, and answers to some questions about Pizza Oven Flues.
Pizza Oven Flue Safety
Wondering why we're so gung-ho about getting your pizza oven flue installed correctly? This video will make that abundantly clear. Don't try this at home!
If you want one of our Wood Fired Ovens professionally installed we have a network of Oven Builders that we can put you in touch with. We call these artisans ‘Flamesmiths’ - experts in building our Wood Fired Oven Kits.
Please see the approximate pricing for some of the services that our Flamesmiths offer;
P85 PreCast Oven Construction: $1500*
D105 PreCut Brick Oven Construction: $2500*
D130 PreCut Brick Oven Construction: $3500*
*Please note these prices are only an indication, and will vary depending on access and travel time. Prices are for the construction of the oven kit only, not including the stand or any finishes. These can be quoted by the Flamesmith.
Still have some queries regarding the ovens? We have an extensive FAQ section which will be able to answer most of your burning questions.
If you wish to order or still have questions that the FAQ couldn't answer, we're always happy to help. Call us on (03) 9703 1758.