A general guide to the safe and efficient installation and operation of wood heating appliances. Wood stoves that do not have a label indicating that. Have three wood stoves in my place, one in main living area, one in shop. I have a 'Hutch Rebel' airtight stove in the main room and a cast iron. It was recommended in the owners manual, and is also the only thing.

The continuous opening and closing of your wood stove or fireplace doors is bound to have an effect on the seal. Visit our sister site, Fast Replacement Glass, and get a high quality, durable fiberglass graphite gasket for your replacement needs! Outfitting your heat source with a new wood stove gasket is part of the routine care that is necessary to promote an efficient burn. Whether you're looking for a flat, griddle, tadpole style, or fiberglass gasket rope, Fast Replacement glass has a variety of high temperature fiberglass gasket material available in different diameters, lengths and styles. They even have a selection of wood stove gasket kits for your particular heating appliance. Click on any of the above pictures that matches the replacement seal you're looking for, and we'll take you there automatically! How Do I Replace My Fireplace Door Gasket? Due to the normal wear and tear that comes from opening and closing your fireplace door, gaskets will need to be replaced when they are no longer establishing a firm seal. The good news is, this is an easy DIY task that can be completed in a very short amount of time, right in your own home. (For a complete tutorial on how to test your high temperature gasket first,!) Just a friendly suggestion: it is a good idea to replace the window seal along with the door gasket.

SUPPLIES: • disposable gloves* • safety goggles* • flat head screwdriver • wire brush • small vacuum or shop-vac • new gasket • gasket cement* (available in a tube or caulk-gun cartridge) • heavy duty scissors • caulking gun • damp cloth *Gasket cement can cause skin and eye irritation! Protect yourself when using this material. HOW TO DO IT: • Carefully remove the fireplace door and place it on a soft padded surface. Seek out some help from a friend if your door is heavy. • Using your screwdriver, pry out and remove the old gasket. • Thoroughly clean out the channel, making sure to remove all the old adhesive with a wire brush.

After this is complete, clear the channel of any dust with a small vacuum or shop-vac. • Try in the new gasket. Determine the appropriate length and then cut the gasket with the heavy duty scissors. • If using a tube cement application, squeeze it a few times to ensure the cement is evenly distributed.

• If using a cartridge, shake well before cutting the nozzle to the desired opening. Insert into a standard caulking gun, then gently squeeze the handle to apply an even bead of adhesive into the channel. • Apply the adhesive cement into the door channel. Msdn library visual studio 60a cd1 and cd2.