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After a while, your Quadra Fire Wood Stove door or window panels may become damaged. Or perhaps they look unsightly due to a build-up of residue. To prevent further damage and ensure your stove continues to function properly, it pays to replace the glass as soon as possible.
Here, you’ll find a range of replacement glass panels for different Quadra Fire Wood Stove models. These are manufactured by experts, easy to acquire and install, and just all-around high-quality products. Explore this section and you’ll find the replacement part you need.
We offer ready-made glass panels for used Quadra Fire Wood Stoves and pellet stoves, as well as Quadra Fire Wood Stove inserts. At Woodstove Fireplace Glass we have a huge range of glass replacements in our catalog. So you’ll likely find the part you need even if you have an old model.
We stock replacements for tons of Quadra Fire Wood Stove models including the Santa Fe, Castile, Yosemite, Millennium range, and many more. If, by chance, you don’t find what you’re looking for here then simply give us a call to discuss your needs. Alternatively, we’re able to cut custom glass panels for you.
Our wood stove glass replacements are made from high-quality ceramic glass, manufactured by experts in the USA. This product is heat-resistant and has excellent clarity with a slight amber tint.
Buy from us and you’ll get free shipping on orders over $100. Your replacement glass is also insured by us and packaged in foam inside a durable box to make sure you get your replacement Quadra Fire Wood Stove glass in one piece.
We also sell other Quadra Fire Wood Stove parts such as gasket kits. These come with a fiberglass rope gasket available in different lengths and diameters, plus a tube of stove gasket cement or gasket adhesive.
It’s easy to measure and trim the rope gasket to ensure the right fit for your stove. The fiberglass rope is manufactured to create a tight seal, withstand high temperatures, and is abrasion-resistant.
Finding the right replacement glass panel for your stove is incredibly simple. Refer to your Quadra Fire Wood Stove manual where you’ll find information about the model of your stove plus the part number for the glass panel that needs to be replaced. Then match the model and part number to a glass panel in this section.
If you don’t have access to your Quadra Fire Wood Stove instructions manual then measure the piece of glass that needs replacing to ensure you get the right fit. If the glass is shattered, you can also measure the area on the stove where the glass is to be installed.
If your gasket is singed, burnt-out, or failing to create an airtight seal, it needs replacing. A new gasket increases stove efficiency, saving fuel and therefore cutting costs. We also recommend you replace the gasket when you install new glass as you reduce the need for maintenance at a later date.
There are numerous reasons the glass panels in your Quadra Fire Wood Stove could break. For instance, you may not be using your wood stove correctly. Adding too much fuel may increase the temperature within the stove to a level that weakens the glass. Using the wrong fuel such as regular household coal also causes problems as the fuel is too volatile for an enclosed space.
Furthermore, accidents happen. Maybe you bang the door of your Quadra Fire Wood Stove closed causing it to crack or you damage the surface of the glass with vigorous cleaning.
Another problem comes with incorrect installation. If the glass is screwed in too tightly it may crack as the metal of the stove expands through exposure to heat.
When you see signs of damage to your stove’s glass, it’s important you replace it soon. This is because the glass serves many important functions, including trapping heat to improve efficiency. It also prevents cinders from escaping the stove.
Plus, once the glass is weakened or cracked, it’s likely to get worse as the glass has already been compromised. So when it continues to be exposed to high pressure and temperatures you run the risk of it shattering and becoming a safety issue.
A further reason you may wish to replace your Quadra Fire Wood Stove glass is a build-up of soot and residue. This is avoidable with regular cleaning and proper maintenance. Yet, it may come to a point over time where the build-up is too caked on to remove and you need to replace the glass.
