Custom Sized Glass (House)

We offer the ultimate high-heat glass for your pellet, wood, gas, and coal stoves or inserts, at the best price. Our top-of-the-line ceramic glass is engineered to deliver exceptional performance in high-heat environments, ensuring your stove operates safely and efficiently.

This glass comes in a customizable House shape, with a max width of 22-inches and max height of 18-inches. Please enter the dimensions with your glass in the same direction indicated in the photo (long side as the width).

Note: The angles on the top left and top right of the glass will be cut with to the same length, with the length of side A being used for both the left and right side height.

Key Features:

• Unmatched Heat Resistance: Our amber transparent ceramic glass withstands extreme temperatures, enduring up to three times the heat of standard tempered glass. It's the ideal choice for high-temperature applications in stoves and inserts.
• Precision Custom Cuts: Our glass is customizable to the exact dimensional specifications you provide. This is a perfect way to get a direct replacement for a stove whos parts may not exist anymore.
• Easy Measurement and Installation: For accurate fitting, use a metal tape measure and refer to our detailed measurement diagram. Allow a 1/8-inch accommodation for expansion when the glass is heated to ensure a perfect fit.
• Versatile Application: Our high-heat glass is suitable for a wide range of stoves and inserts, including: Pellet Stoves & Inserts, Wood Stoves & Inserts, Coal Stoves & Inserts, and Gas Stoves & Fireplaces.

A Note About Our Glass: Unlike some manufacturers, we do not use tempered glass. Tempered glass should NEVER be used in a wood fuel stove, it is not suitable for high heat use. Our glass is made to resist very high temperatures up to 1,400° F / 760° C with low thermal expansion.

• Always use the factory recommended gaskets and fasteners to secure the glass in your stove. Some of our glass comes with gasket, others do not, please order accordingly.
• Every stove is different, when removing your old glass, pay attention to the system your stoves uses to secure the glass. Take pictures of your old glass in stages as you remove it from the stove so that you have a reference of how the new glass needs to be reinstalled.
• Use caution when tightening down the hardware. Fasteners should hold the glass in place. Think “snug” but not “tight”. The system must allow for expansion as the glass is heated. Overtightening fasteners, allowing the glass to “float” or move around, or allowing any metal on the door system to touch the glass will most always result in the glass breaking when the stove is heated.
• A basic rule with stove glass:
  • The channels the glass is mounted in should be clean, flat, and free of debris.
  • Gasket material provides an airtight seal where the glass and stove meet, this prevents the glass from making direct contact with any metal on the stove.
  • Many stoves are equipped with and “air wash” to help keep the glass clean. This is usually accomplished by removing a section of the glass gasket at the top or the bottom of the glass. If you see a section of gasketing “missing” this is probably why.
• When handling stove glass, wear gloves to prevent oils from your skin making contact with the glass. Gloves will also reduce the chance of any glass or gasket manufacturing debris from being absorbed into your skin.

Please open and inspect your glass to make sure that it has arrived intact. Damage Claims for broken glass from shipping MUST be made within 72 hrs of delivery, no exceptions. Glass breaking from after installation is NOT covered under warranty, this is due to improper installation. If you do not feel comfortable replacing your glass, please contact a licensed technician. For instructions on proper glass installation, please read the instructions provided in the instructions tab.

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