Wood Fired Pizza Oven

Building a DIY Pizza Oven is not hard. Actually, building a Wood Fired Pizza Oven is quite easy! And while there are countless methods on how to build a pizza oven floating around the internet, there is no easier (or correct) way to build a pizza oven than by using the Mattone Barile Grande foam form. We’ve taken the science out of building a wood-fired pizza oven by creating an easy-to-use foam form that holds your fire brick at the optimum height, width, depth, and angle so you can easily build a perfectly proportioned wood-fired pizza oven in a classic barrel shape.

Simply place fire brick snugly between the elevated ridges along the Mattone Barile Grande foam form, then mortar the fire bricks into place with high-temperature mortar, fireplace mortar, or a similar type of non-water soluble high-temperature mortar. Once the high-temp mortar is dry, remove the foam form and perform a few curing fires before hosting your first pizza party. Keep in mind, pizza ovens perform much better when they are wrapped with 2 or 3 layers of ceramic fiber blanket (which comes with the Mattone Barile Grande / Package 2).

Benefits of the Mattone Barile Grande Outdoor Wood Fired Pizza Oven Form:

• Interior Dimensions - 27"W x 19"H x 41"L
• Cooking Surface - 1107 Square Inches
• Great for Families of 5 or more
• Average Finished Pizza Oven Cost (Base & Oven) - $1400
• Excellent for Pizzas, Breads, BBQ & Smoking Foods
• Super-Easy to Build with Step-by-Step Instructions
• Classic design has been used for over 4000 years
• Works with any color of Refractory Brick or Fire Brick
• Will become the Focal Point of your Backyard!
• Build the Base and Oven in just 3 weekends (or less)
• A Great DIY Brick Pizza Oven Project for the Entire Family
• The Same Price Since 2013 
• Patented Design
• Made in the USA!

This Mattone Barile Grande Package Includes:

• The Mattone Barile Grande Outdoor Wood-Fired Pizza Oven Form
• FREE SHIPPING in the contiguous United States!
• Shipping to Canada & Free Border Delivery

Mattone Barile Grande Installation Instructions & Materials Lists:

Mattone Barile Grande Pizza Oven & Base Instructions

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While the majority of your masonry materials can be found at your local Big Box hardware store (Lowes, Home Depot, Menards, Rona), be sure to visit your local Landscape & Masonry Supply Stores first!  Not only are you supporting local businesses, but most Landscape & Masonry supply stores stock those hard-to-find items that the Box Box stores just don't carry.  Items like Fire Brick, Fireclay, Lime, Stucco, etc...  all the components necessary to build a pizza oven while on a budget.  Prices on fire brick at your local landscape supply are usually LOWER than fire brick purchased directly from the manufacturer ($2.50 avg. per fire brick).

Want professional-grade refractory materials for your pizza oven project?  How about a "just add water" high-temp mortar that is rated to 2800° vs. mixing / making high-temp mortar with silica sand, fire clay, portland cement & lime?  Then you need to purchase your refractory materials from a manufacturer like HarbisonWalker International ($4.25 avg. per fire brick). With over 30+ HarbisonWalker locations, there's a good chance you live in (or near) a city with a HarbisonWalker distribution center. If pallet pick-up is not an option, most HarbisonWalker locations can schedule local / regional freight delivery for your order to your home or jobsite. Here are some money-saving Freight / Pallet Delivery Options if you choose pallet delivery.

More Information about the Mattone Barile Grande and BrickWood Ovens:

• Mattone Barile Grande Spec Sheet (PDF)
• Mattone Barile Grande - Main Product Page
• Mattone Barile Photo Gallery - Thousands of Mattone Barile oven pictures (and videos) in all stages of construction.
• View the ENTIRE line of BrickWood Ovens Outdoor Pizza Oven Kits!
• BrickWood Ovens - America's FASTEST growing Outdoor Pizza Oven company!
• Questions? Visit the BrickWood Ovens Forum for the answers to the questions you haven't even thought of yet!
• Before you start building, make sure you download the most recent version of our How to Build an Outdoor Pizza Oven plans.