14" x 7" Ceramic Glass Panel for Appalachian 7GAD Stove

Overview:

Replace damaged or cracked stove glass with this 14" x 7" ceramic replacement glass for the Appalachian 7GAD. The panel measures 3/16" thick and features a subtle amber tint.

Designed for high-temperature stove applications, this ceramic glass withstands temperatures up to 1250°. It is manufactured to resist thermal shock caused by the extreme temperature changes encountered during stove operation and can be used in wood, coal, and pellet stove applications when the dimensions and glass requirements match your appliance.

Always verify your stove model, measurements, and required glass type before ordering.

Key Features:

• 14" wide x 7" high replacement ceramic glass
• 3/16" glass thickness
• Subtle amber tint
• Withstands temperatures up to 1250°
• Designed to resist thermal shock from high-temperature changes
• Intended for compatible wood, coal, and pellet stove applications
• Listed for Appalachian 7GAD

Important Information:

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

Mounting screws and other metal hardware also expand when exposed to heat. Do not overtighten glass retainers or mounting hardware against the ceramic panel.

Do not substitute ceramic glass for tempered glass simply because the dimensions match. The appliance manufacturer's specified glass type and installation requirements should always be followed.

FAQs:

Q: How much heat can this ceramic glass withstand?
A: The supplied specifications state that it withstands temperatures up to 1250°F.

Q: Can this glass be used in a wood, coal, or pellet stove?
A: It is intended for high-temperature wood, coal, and pellet stove applications when the dimensions, glass type, and installation requirements match the appliance.

Q: Should the glass fit tightly inside the frame?
A: No. The supplied installation guidance calls for at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion.

Q: Should I tighten the mounting hardware firmly against the glass?
A: No. Do not overtighten the hardware. Metal mounting components expand when heated, and excessive pressure can damage the glass.

Q: Can I replace tempered fireplace glass with this ceramic glass?
A: Do not change glass types unless the appliance manufacturer specifically approves ceramic glass for that application. Verify the requirements in your owner's manual before replacement.

Fit / Measuring / Safety Notes:

• Confirm the Appalachian model designation before ordering.
• Verify the required 14" x 7" dimensions and 3/16" thickness against the existing glass or appliance specifications.
• Allow at least 1/8" of room for thermal expansion as specified in the supplied installation guidance.
• Do not overtighten screws, clips, retainers, or other mounting hardware against the glass.
• Ceramic glass and tempered glass are not automatically interchangeable.
• Do not install ceramic glass in a factory-built or prefab fireplace unless the appliance is specifically heater rated and approved for that glass type.
• Some masonry fireplace doors may be approved for ceramic glass; consult the appliance or door manufacturer's instructions before replacement.
• Follow the appliance manufacturer's installation, clearance, and glass-type requirements.

Helpful Links:

• View all Appalachian Replacement Glass Options to Locate Glass for other Listed Stove Models
• Shop Stove Door Gaskets and Related Maintenance Parts for Compatible Stove Repair Projects
• 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 Replacement Glass Assistance if You Need Help Confirming Measurements, Glass Type, or Application