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product_id: 286483482
title: "Rutland Products 25 lbs Castable Refractory Cement, 2200F, Taupe, 25 Pound"
brand: "rutland products"
price: "R13257"
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reviews_count: 5
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# 2200°F heat resistance casts 12"x12"x3" block sets & dries in 24 hrs Rutland Products 25 lbs Castable Refractory Cement, 2200F, Taupe, 25 Pound

**Brand:** rutland products
**Price:** R13257
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Mold your fire projects with confidence—heatproof, hassle-free, and built to last!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rutland Products 25 lbs Castable Refractory Cement, 2200F, Taupe, 25 Pound by rutland products
- **How much does it cost?** R13257 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rutland products enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rutland products brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **No Heat Cure Hassle:** Simplifies your workflow—just mix, apply, and let it dry naturally in 24 hours.
- • **Rock-Solid Durability:** Sets as hard as firebrick, repairing cracks or building from scratch with lasting strength.
- • **Precision Custom Casting:** Easily mold firebrick shapes or solid slabs with 25 lbs covering a 12"x12"x3" block.
- • **Unmatched Heat Endurance:** Withstands scorching temperatures up to 2200°F, perfect for any fire-based project.
- • **Versatile Indoor & Outdoor Use:** Ideal for fireplaces, fire pits, stoves, ovens—durable in any environment.

## Overview

Rutland Products 25 lbs Castable Refractory Cement is a high-performance dry mix designed for casting and repairing firebrick and masonry. Rated to withstand extreme heat up to 2200°F, it sets rock-solid in 24 hours without requiring heat curing. Perfect for indoor and outdoor fireplaces, fire pits, stoves, and ovens, this taupe cement offers versatile, durable solutions for custom fireproof builds and repairs.

## Description

A dry-mix cement that sets and dries as hard as fire brick. This cement is perfect for casting into custom designs, as it will hold its shape while drying; buildilng firepits, shells of pizza ovens; and can even be used as the sole material when casting a solid stove bed or outdoor oven. Exceptionally strong and also works to fill large holes or cracks in masonry, replacing mortar and for tuck-pointing. May require layering for thicker applications. Product will adhere to masonry and firebrick but not metal.

Review: Rescued my Refractory Slab - I had the back slab develop a 4" hole. Shut down the FP and scurried to find out how I could access it and find a replacement. Found both, placed an order and then worked on disassembling to get the slab out. A week or so later, I hadn't received shipping information so I contacted the vendor and found the slab was back ordered and would be shipped on Feb 5th. Not trusting the actual date supplied, I started searching for possible repair solutions and found the Castable Rutland product. I'd used other Rutland products but was a bit concerned due to my lack of cement knowledge and some of the reviews I read. I decided to take a chance as the coldest part of the winter was upon us and I burn 24 x 7. I planned my approach and in a couple days I had the cement (left input in questions about getting the top off), had a board to sit it on and some wax paper that I planned to put between the 4 " hole in the slab and the board I was putting it on. I used another stick to define the edge of the hole to be filled and a couple of bar clamps to hold everything in place. Now I was ready to go. I brought the slab to the cellar and realized that this might just not work. The slab not only had the hole but fractures that were threatening to break the entire slab in half. I started doubting my entire approach. I gingerly set it onto my board and got it stabilized with the bar clamps. Mixing the cement was easy as long as you didn't add too much water. I just mixed it comparing the final product to a too thick pancake batter. With a trowel, I started picking up gobs and let them run into the holes until it was filled but left it about a quarter inch lower than needed. There was another two to three inches below the hole that was crumbling and I hoped filling that area in as well as a second coating over the hole might stabilize the slab. I waited 24 hours but the patch was still wet, probably due to the 55 degrees in the cellar. I took the bar clamps off and carried the slab upstairs on the board and let it dry another 24 hours. Totally dry, down stairs I went again. Mixed up a second batch and put that second layer over the hole and the crumbling area and immediately took it back into the warmer house to let dry. 24 hours later it was all but completely dry. It was dry enough to check the backside that I was concerned about due to the cracks. It still looked fragile but didn't feel at all "loose". I made a third batch, this time more syrupy. Caution, it quickly goes from syrup to watery. I had to add cement to get it right. I filled small holes on the back and a very thin layer over the bad area and let it sit for another day and a half when I finally had time to reinstall. All of the looseness of the slab was firmed up and it felt solid. My hope initially was that I could get it to hold up until the new one came in. After seeing how well it felt, I thought maybe I could get to the end of the burning system and after a few fires, I'm thinking that if it holds up thru the rest of the winter I'll just leave it alone. If it starts crumbling, I'll have the replacement here and it will be an hour or so project to put the new one in. I loved this stuff!
Review: Awesome product - As I couldn’t find the original refractory boards for my fireplace, I decided to give a try to this product. I used two buckets (50 lbs) of this refractory cement to fabricate four panels. I followed precisely the instructions to have an optimal mix. Poured it into the molds and 24 hrs later the result was pretty awesome. I did a couple of minor cuts with a diamond saw for a perfect fit and it didn’t cracked or chipped off. It feels rock solid. Yes, it is time consuming but for me it was the only solution and probably at a fraction of the price of the original panels. Now the time will show if it was worth it.

## Features

- Easily fix large masonry holes or cracks in your indoor or outdoor fireplace, stove, or other heating appliance
- Build a solid fire pit floor or mold into custom firebrick shapes, the possibilities are endless
- No heat cure required making your project much easier
- 25 pounds will cast a 12" x 12" x 3" block
- For interior or exterior use, rated to 2,200 Degrees F (1,200 Degrees C)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008BQQASQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #223,417 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #125 in Contact Cements |
| Brand | Rutland Products |
| Brand Name | Rutland Products |
| Color | Taupe |
| Colour | Taupe |
| Compatible Material | Firebrick |
| Container Type | Pail |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 980 Reviews |
| Full Cure Time | 24 Hours |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00022624006015 |
| Included Components | 1 TUB |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Type Name | Castable Refractory Cement |
| Item Weight | 25.25 Pounds |
| Item form | Powder |
| Manufacturer | Rutland Products |
| Material | Dry mix |
| Material Type | Dry mix |
| Model | 601 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Strong |
| Part Number | 601 |
| Special features | Strong |
| Specific Uses For Product | Casting, Firepit, Fireplace, Masonry, Oven, Stove |
| Specific uses for product | Casting, Firepit, Fireplace, Masonry, Oven, Stove |
| UPC | 022624006015 |
| Unit Count | 11300.0 Grams |
| Viscosity Level | High |
| Volume | 25 Liters |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Rutland Products
- **Item form:** Powder
- **Material:** Dry mix
- **Special features:** Strong
- **Specific uses for product:** Casting, Firepit, Fireplace, Masonry, Oven, Stove

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rescued my Refractory Slab
*by J***R on 29 January 2019*

I had the back slab develop a 4" hole. Shut down the FP and scurried to find out how I could access it and find a replacement. Found both, placed an order and then worked on disassembling to get the slab out. A week or so later, I hadn't received shipping information so I contacted the vendor and found the slab was back ordered and would be shipped on Feb 5th. Not trusting the actual date supplied, I started searching for possible repair solutions and found the Castable Rutland product. I'd used other Rutland products but was a bit concerned due to my lack of cement knowledge and some of the reviews I read. I decided to take a chance as the coldest part of the winter was upon us and I burn 24 x 7. I planned my approach and in a couple days I had the cement (left input in questions about getting the top off), had a board to sit it on and some wax paper that I planned to put between the 4 " hole in the slab and the board I was putting it on. I used another stick to define the edge of the hole to be filled and a couple of bar clamps to hold everything in place. Now I was ready to go. I brought the slab to the cellar and realized that this might just not work. The slab not only had the hole but fractures that were threatening to break the entire slab in half. I started doubting my entire approach. I gingerly set it onto my board and got it stabilized with the bar clamps. Mixing the cement was easy as long as you didn't add too much water. I just mixed it comparing the final product to a too thick pancake batter. With a trowel, I started picking up gobs and let them run into the holes until it was filled but left it about a quarter inch lower than needed. There was another two to three inches below the hole that was crumbling and I hoped filling that area in as well as a second coating over the hole might stabilize the slab. I waited 24 hours but the patch was still wet, probably due to the 55 degrees in the cellar. I took the bar clamps off and carried the slab upstairs on the board and let it dry another 24 hours. Totally dry, down stairs I went again. Mixed up a second batch and put that second layer over the hole and the crumbling area and immediately took it back into the warmer house to let dry. 24 hours later it was all but completely dry. It was dry enough to check the backside that I was concerned about due to the cracks. It still looked fragile but didn't feel at all "loose". I made a third batch, this time more syrupy. Caution, it quickly goes from syrup to watery. I had to add cement to get it right. I filled small holes on the back and a very thin layer over the bad area and let it sit for another day and a half when I finally had time to reinstall. All of the looseness of the slab was firmed up and it felt solid. My hope initially was that I could get it to hold up until the new one came in. After seeing how well it felt, I thought maybe I could get to the end of the burning system and after a few fires, I'm thinking that if it holds up thru the rest of the winter I'll just leave it alone. If it starts crumbling, I'll have the replacement here and it will be an hour or so project to put the new one in. I loved this stuff!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome product
*by V***T on 28 November 2025*

As I couldn’t find the original refractory boards for my fireplace, I decided to give a try to this product. I used two buckets (50 lbs) of this refractory cement to fabricate four panels. I followed precisely the instructions to have an optimal mix. Poured it into the molds and 24 hrs later the result was pretty awesome. I did a couple of minor cuts with a diamond saw for a perfect fit and it didn’t cracked or chipped off. It feels rock solid. Yes, it is time consuming but for me it was the only solution and probably at a fraction of the price of the original panels. Now the time will show if it was worth it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really does a good job.
*by B***N on 21 June 2023*

Like that this sets up fairly fast and holds up pretty well under high fire conditions. Worth the cost.

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