12" x 9" Ceramic Glass Replacement for Appalachian 7G-912

Overview:

Replace damaged or broken stove glass with this Appalachian 7G-912 ceramic replacement glass. The custom-cut panel measures 12" wide by 9" high and is 3/16" thick, with a subtle amber tint.

Designed for high-temperature stove applications, this ceramic glass withstands temperatures up to 1250°F and resists the thermal shock associated with rapid temperature changes and periodic flame contact. Ceramic glass can withstand up to three times the heat of tempered glass.

Before ordering or installing, verify the dimensions and glass requirements for your appliance. Proper clearance and installation are important because both the glass and mounting hardware expand when heated.

Key Features:

• Custom-cut ceramic replacement glass for Appalachian 7G-912 applications
• 12" wide x 9" high x 3/16" thick
• Withstands temperatures up to 1250°F
• Subtle amber tint
• Designed to resist thermal shock from extreme temperature changes
• Suitable ceramic glass material for wood, coal, and pellet stove applications when the appliance requires this type of glass

Important Information:

Ceramic glass requires room for thermal expansion. Maintain at least 1/8" of expansion clearance when installing the replacement panel. Insufficient clearance can allow expanding glass to contact surrounding components and break.

Mounting screws and other metal hardware also expand when heated. Do not overtighten the retaining hardware or clamp the glass firmly in place.

Do not substitute ceramic glass for tempered glass on a fireplace door unless the appliance or masonry door is specifically approved for ceramic glass. Ceramic glass should never be installed in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the unit is heater-rated and approved for this type of glass. Always follow the appliance manufacturer's requirements.

FAQs:

Q: How much heat can the glass withstand?
A: The supplied product information states that the ceramic glass withstands temperatures up to 1250°F.

Q: Can flames contact this ceramic glass?
A: The glass is designed to resist thermal shock associated with extreme temperature changes and periodic flame contact in an appropriate stove application.

Q: How much expansion clearance should I leave?
A: Allow at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion.

Q: Should I tighten the glass mounting hardware firmly?
A: No. Do not overtighten screws or mounting hardware. Metal hardware expands when exposed to high temperatures and can place damaging pressure on the glass.

Q: Can I use this ceramic glass to replace tempered fireplace glass?
A: Do not replace tempered fireplace-door glass with ceramic glass unless the appliance or masonry door is specifically approved for ceramic glass. Check the appliance owner's manual before replacement.

Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:

• Verify the required glass dimensions before ordering.
• Confirm that your appliance requires ceramic glass rather than tempered glass.
• Maintain at least 1/8" of clearance for thermal expansion.
• Do not overtighten screws, clips, or other mounting hardware against the glass.
• Follow the appliance manufacturer's instructions for glass replacement and installation.
• Do not install ceramic glass in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the unit is heater-rated and specifically approved for ceramic glass.
• Some masonry fireplace doors may be approved for ceramic glass; consult the owner's manual or manufacturer before making the substitution.
• Do not operate the appliance if the replacement glass is improperly fitted or secured.

Helpful Links:

• View all Appalachian Replacement Glass Options to Compare Available Configurations
• Shop Stove Door Gasket and Installation Supplies for Related Maintenance Needs
• 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 before Ordering When Fit or the Application is Uncertain