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Michael Monaghan
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How do I seal the glass on my woodstove?
This is a question that we hear quite frequently. The best way to seal you glass in your woodstove is to use a glass gasket.
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Michael Monaghan
I need help installing my wood stove ceramic glass?
Installing your fireplace or woodstove glass is for the most part, fairly simple.
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Michael Monaghan
How do I clean my ceramic wood stove glass?
Is a Question that gets emailed to us a lot. Cleaning your ceramic glass is fairly simple.
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Michael Monaghan
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Whats the difference in Robax glass, pyroceramic glass and neoceramic glass?
Robax glass, PyroCeram glass and NeoCeram glass are basically the same product, just by different manufacturers or brands.
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Michael Monaghan
When to replace your wood stove glass gasket?
Different wood stove brands have different wood stove glass installations. Some have gaskets applied in a metal groove that the glass rests on. Some have the flat glass gaskets that...
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Michael Monaghan
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What Size Wood Stove Door Gasket Do I Need?
We can tell you exactly how to determine which size and style wood stove gasket material you'll need. We recommend looking over your wood stove or fireplace owner's manual first if it...
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Michael Monaghan
What kind of glass should i use in a wood stove?
This is a question we here a lot. Here is a quick view answer.
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Michael Monaghan
What is the best wood to burn in a fireplace or wood stove?
Here are a few tips for burning in your wood stove and fireplace.
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Michael Monaghan
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Why does fireplace glass break? Why does wood stove glass break?
There are several things that can cause you wood stove or fireplace glass to break other than the obvious blunt force trauma. But because there are a couple of different...
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Michael Monaghan
What is the difference between Tempered glass, Ceramic glass and Mica glass
There are several differences in tempered, ceramic, and mica glass. All three have different properties and uses in heating units.
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