Different Types or Outdoor Pizza Ovens to Choose From

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• Publié par: tearofelf
• Publié le: 27 août 2015
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DIFFERENT TYPES OR OUTDOOR
PIZZA OVENS TO CHOOSE FROM
Outdoor pizza ovens are gaining a lot of popularity in the US and across the globe.
When it comes to choosing a pizza oven for your home, there are a number of types
from which you will have to choose. Ovens are usually expensive and therefore you will
have to take care of a few factors before choosing the final one.

Here is a lowdown on the different types of outdoor ovens that you can choose to buy
and install.
 Modular Pizza Oven Kits: In the pizza oven industry, this is widely used. These kits are made from
refractory cement and are disassembled when they reach you. You need to buy the materials and
assemble the kit so that it can be used. Although it can be done by yourself, it is best to hire a professional
for this purpose. Although they can be costly, they are by far of the highest quality. Furthermore, you
even have the control over the design and how it turns out ultimately. The cost, time and labor spent in
these type off ovens is a lot, however the end result is highly satisfying.
 Ready to Go Brick and Clay Ovens: Recently, there has been an increase in this kind of ovens. You have to
prepare the base on which the oven will sit. The oven of this kind are usually hand made in Portugal. It is a
convenient option since you do not need to do much work while you get your oven at a lower price. The
only drawback with this kind of oven is that they don’t come in huge sizes. Furthermore, many of them
are not insulated hence they do not keep warm for long. Also, make sure to check that the cement is
refractory one. You will find beautiful designs in this kind of ovens and no wok is required for their
installation however they offer a smaller cooking area.
 Steel Pizza Ovens: In the last few years, this kind of pizza oven has gained a lot of popularity. It has a quick
heat up time as compared to other cement or brick ovens. Since it has no bricks in it, they are light in
weight. You can easily roll them in and out of the patio or the garage. Many of these oven even have a
stand so that you can keep it and move it around easily. The drawback associated with this kind of ovens
is that although it heats up really fast, it loses heat as fast too. Once the fire is gone, the oven will lose the
heat rapidly which is not the case with other cement or brick ovens.
The above descriptions will help you to identify the best outdoor pizza oven that suits all your requirements.