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[deoxys413]

I've been seeing various instances throughout the past few topics of coal constructions or something of that nature being able to be set on fire after a previously ignited material such as a persons clothes coming into contact with it.

Seeing as it involved fire, I'm intrigued and wondering if I could utilize this to make a flaming construct of some sort as my next project. My questions being can the construct be made of any type of fuel material like plain charcoal and am I correct in the method of ignition?

[Retro]

The topics you've read were likely baseless speculation, sorry - any construction built with b-C (ie. floors, stairs, fortifications, walls) cannot be destroyed through any means other than a cave-in. Certain constructions can be set on fire I think, like pumps and supports and whatnot, but I don't think you can alight any construction that you would build a fortress out of.

[Safe-Keeper]

Would be a great "last resort" trap -- a bridge built of wood with an oil-soaked floor of coal blocks or something. "The goblins are breaking through! Squad Lanterns of Hanging has been annihalated! IGNITE THE BRIDGE! Do it NOW!"

[Sphalerite]

Buildings, which include workshops, roads, pumps, trade depots, and bridges, can be destroyed by fire or magma.

Constructions, which include walls, floors, fortifications, stairs, and ramps, are as far as I have been able to tell indestructible to fire, magma, or building destroyers.  They can be destroyed by cave-ins, but as far as I know that's all.