Replacement Ceramic Glass for Alaska Channing III Coal Stove

Overview:

Replace damaged or broken stove glass with this custom-cut ceramic glass for the Alaska Channing III coal stove. The glass measures 12 11/16" wide by 10 3/4" high and is 3/16" thick.

Designed for high-temperature stove applications, this ceramic glass withstands temperatures up to 1250° and resists the thermal shock caused by significant temperature changes. The glass has a subtle amber tint.

Before ordering and installing replacement glass, verify the required dimensions and installation requirements for your appliance.

Key Features:

• Custom-cut ceramic replacement glass for the Alaska Channing III coal stove
• Measures 12 11/16" wide x 10 3/4" high
• 3/16" glass thickness
• Withstands temperatures up to 1250°
• Subtle amber tint
• Designed to resist thermal shock from extreme temperature changes

Important Information:

Ceramic glass requires adequate clearance for thermal expansion. Allow at least 1/8" of room for expansion when installing the glass. Insufficient clearance can place stress on the glass as it heats and may cause breakage.

Metal screws and mounting hardware also expand when exposed to high temperatures. Do not overtighten mounting hardware against the glass.

Ceramic glass should not be substituted for tempered glass in fireplace doors unless the appliance or door is specifically approved for ceramic glass. Do not install ceramic glass in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the unit is heater-rated and the manufacturer permits ceramic glass for that application.

FAQs:

Q: Does ceramic glass need room to expand?
A: Yes. The supplied installation guidance specifies at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion.

Q: Should the mounting hardware be tightened firmly against the glass?
A: No. Do not overtighten screws or other mounting hardware because metal components expand when heated and excessive pressure can damage the glass.

Q: Can I use this ceramic glass to replace tempered fireplace-door glass?
A: Not unless the fireplace or door is specifically approved for ceramic glass. Check the appliance owner's manual before changing glass types.

Q: Is ceramic glass suitable for a factory-built or prefab fireplace?
A: It should not be installed in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the unit is heater-rated and approved for ceramic glass.

Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:

• Confirm the stove model and measure the existing glass before ordering.
• Confirm that 12 11/16" x 10 3/4" x 3/16" matches the required replacement size.
• Maintain at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion as specified in the supplied product information.
• Do not overtighten screws, clips, or mounting hardware against the glass.
• Follow the appliance owner's manual and manufacturer instructions when replacing stove glass.
• Do not use ceramic glass as a substitute for tempered fireplace-door glass unless the application is specifically approved for ceramic glass.
• Do not install ceramic glass in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the unit is heater-rated and approved for this type of glass.
• Replace damaged glass before operating the appliance.

Helpful Links:

• Browse our Alaska Compatible Glass Options and Replacement Parts for Additional Sizes and Applications
• Shop Stove Door Gaskets and Related Replacement Components for Routine Stove Maintenance
• Caring for Your Wood Stove: Essential Steps for Safe and Efficient Operation
• How to Replace Glass on a Wood Stove: Step-by-Step Guide
• Contact Us for Help Identifying the Appropriate Replacement Glass Size or Configuration for Your Appliance