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    Cement Board

    Yeah, I'm still undecided. Might just run with wood and take my chances with the fire risk vs the food contaminants. But, that said, it's probably safer than eating Cheerios....and a lot of other processed foods!
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    Cement Board

    Thanks. Did you seal the edges after it was cut? This is from the Hardie backer board data sheet: BASIC COMPOSITION 90% Portland cement and sand; 10% cellulose fiber and selected additives. HardieBacker cement board does not contain asbestos, gypsum, glass fiber, or added formaldehyde.
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    Cement Board

    Thanks everyone for the input. Based on what I'm hearing I think I'll look for another option. My preference would be to just leave it be wood. I just wish I could be confident that it would be safe at temps in that 250 range.
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    Cement Board

    I've seen a few builds where cement board was used to line the interior of the smokehouse. Is cement board considered a safe material for smoking at higher temperatures ..... like 250 or even 300?
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