How To Make A Brick Mangall

Tander history and origin

The tanker is a special design that belongs to the category of the oldest. Tandur, Tunur, Tundur, Tendir, Thorne, Tanur, here are a few more names of this famous East Mangal. The name of the furnace varies somewhat depending on the ethnic characteristics of the language of the people who use the tandium. Many peoples have such a backbone. Such facilities are used in:

• Pakistan;
• Iran;
• China;
• Afghanistan;
• Korea;
• India.

On the mark! Armenia, Azerbaijan, other Caucasus and Asian countries, and throughout the day, are actively using tanders calling them tendirams or tonratunams.

The name doesn't change the essence of the building. It's a bread furnace that can be buried or grounded. It's usually built from a brick, often the mixture adds glina in clean form.
The original oven was used exclusively for the preparation of bread. On the walls of the East Mangal, there were delicious loops that loved everything from small to great. Over time, however, the furnace has become multifunctional, and it has produced a wide variety of meals.
In a long time, the design was well done with other functions. Some peoples used it to warm up their homes. The building was not built on the street, but in the central part of the room.

Types of dancers

The manufacture of the tandar was usually based on the application of the clay, which is substantially mixed with gravity or champot. If there were clear systems, a specific way was taken into account. The first option is to form a pit with a diameter of 30 to 35 cm. The depth of the boiler must be about 50 cm. Bricks from the clay were made to build the furnace. They've been suffocated in the sun. The material was used to carry out the bases and walls that were above the ground by about 30 cm. To blow the fire well, two holes were fired from the bottom.