Where to get wood burner glass?

[ancy]

Changing the door gasket and crack! Where is a good place to get new glass for these EPA stoves? Looked at OEM parts and $170 for it, it will get a sheet of metal before that. Have two glass companys in town do they usauly carry this? Thanks

 

[woodsryder]

Try woodlandDirect.com

 

[TMFARM 2009]

check your local glass companies. if they dont stock it they could get it.. its nothing that special as far as formulation goes....$170.00 seems high, that or the salesman is...:yoyo:

 

[blacklocst]

I think the glass has to be{should be} ceramic. $170.00 does seem high, around $100.00 is more like it.

 

[Ronaldo]

I have always heard it called "tempered glass", I would still check around locally.


Ron

 

[JBinKC]

My suggestion web search for either pyroceram neoceram or robex glass.

 

[teatersroad]

'ceramic glass', bought some three years ago at my local small town glass shop- cut to fit. $80. It is a bit pricey.

 

[nrford]

Your just looking for ceramic glass, most glass shops have a piece to cut for you. Try to keep your original intact as possible, for a template!

 

[Mike Schuck]

Your just looking for ceramic glass, most glass shops have a piece to cut for you. Try to keep your original intact as possible, for a template!

woodmans parts plus. com. They also carry mica if you have an old stove.

 

[wendell]

My suggestion web search for either pyroceram neoceram or robex glass.

+1

I got mine a couple years from a place called Penninsula Glass in Vancouver, WA. Way cheaper than the dealer. In fact, I ordered 2.

It is is not glass but a clear ceramic.

 

[drumbum]

Try one day glass. Cheapest I found.

 

[wendell]

+1

I got mine a couple years from a place called Penninsula Glass in Vancouver, WA. Way cheaper than the dealer. In fact, I ordered 2.

It is is not glass but a clear ceramic.

Try one day glass. Cheapest I found.

Same place.

Wood Stove Glass

 

[Fyrebug]

My suggestion web search for either pyroceram neoceram or robex glass.

Those are brand names (its Robax). You definitely want ceramic glass. Tempered glass cannot handle the heat and will explode on you.

What is the brand and model of your stove? We'll help you locate the least expensive.

 

[unclemoustache]

Had the same prob last year. Got a piece cut at a local glass co. Was spendy (I even called around to several local places), but I had also contacted the stove manufacturer (Lopi). Took them ages to get back to me, but the price was MUCH cheaper. Gave them a tongue lashing for being so darn slow about getting back to me over such a simple thing. Could have saved me about $50.