Replacement 13" x 9" Ceramic Glass for Alaska Coal Stoves

Overview:

Replace damaged or broken stove glass with this 13" x 9" custom-cut ceramic glass panel. The panel measures 3/16" thick, has a subtle amber tint, and is manufactured to withstand temperatures up to 1250°F.

Ceramic glass is designed for high-temperature stove applications where the glass may periodically be exposed to direct flame and rapid temperature changes. This panel can be used for wood, coal, and pellet stove applications when its dimensions and glass requirements match the appliance.

Always verify the required glass type, dimensions, and installation clearances for your specific stove before ordering or installing replacement glass.

Key Features:

• Custom-cut 13" x 9" ceramic replacement glass
• 3/16" glass thickness
• Subtle amber tint
• Withstands temperatures up to 1250°F
• Designed to resist thermal shock from extreme temperature changes
• Suitable for compatible wood, coal, and pellet stove applications
• Ceramic glass withstands substantially higher temperatures than standard tempered glass

Important Information:

Ceramic glass requires room to expand as it heats. Allow at least 1/8" of thermal-expansion clearance when installing this panel. Insufficient clearance can place stress on the glass and cause it to break.

Mounting screws and other metal hardware also expand when exposed to high temperatures. Do not overtighten retainers, screws, or mounting hardware against the glass.

Do not substitute ceramic glass for tempered glass simply because the dimensions match. Fireplace and stove glass must meet the requirements specified by the appliance manufacturer.

FAQs:

Q: Can this glass be used in a wood or pellet stove?
A: The supplied product information states that this ceramic glass can be used for wood, coal, and pellet stove applications. Verify the required glass type, dimensions, and specifications for your particular appliance before ordering.

Q: How much clearance should I leave around the glass?
A: Allow at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion. Insufficient clearance can cause stress and breakage as the glass heats.

Q: Should the mounting hardware be tightened firmly against the glass?
A: No. Do not overtighten mounting hardware. Metal components expand when heated and can place damaging pressure on the glass.

Q: Can I replace tempered fireplace glass with this ceramic glass?
A: Do not substitute glass types unless the appliance manufacturer specifically approves ceramic glass for that application. Some masonry fireplace doors may permit ceramic glass, but the appliance or door manufacturer's requirements should be checked first.

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

Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:

• Confirm the required finished glass dimensions before ordering.
• Verify that 3/16" is the correct glass thickness for the appliance.
• Maintain at least 1/8" of thermal-expansion clearance.
• Do not force an oversized panel into the opening.
• Do not overtighten screws, clips, or retaining hardware against the glass.
• Verify that the appliance requires ceramic glass rather than tempered glass.
• Do not install ceramic glass in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the unit is specifically approved for the application.
• Check the appliance owner's manual or manufacturer requirements whenever glass type or installation specifications are uncertain.

Helpful Links:

• Browse our Alaska Compatible Ceramic Stove Glass Options and Replacement Parts
• Shop Stove Door Gaskets and Related Replacement Parts Used During Stove Door Maintenance
• How to Replace Glass on a Wood Stove: Step-by-Step Guide
• Caring for Your Wood Stove: Essential Steps for Safe and Efficient Operation
• Contact Us for Help Identifying the Correct Replacement Glass when Dimensions, Thickness, or Glass Type are Uncertain