The aim of a wood burning stove gasket is to provide an airtight Gasket will need to be replaced if the glass is changed.

A gasket may not need to be changed simply when any discoloration occurs.įor some stoves, like our own wood burning stove, any glass It is unable to provide an airtight seal between the door and the body of the The gasket on a wood stove only needs to be replaced when Provide an airtight seal when the door is closed. It’s also fairly soft and so can help stoves to This fibreglass is woven and braided to look much like aĪ form of adhesive is used to cement a gasket to the insideįibreglass is a very heat resistant material, which makes it That it needs replacing however, and we’ve discussed why further in thisĪ gasket may also be found behind the glass panel on theĭoor, but typically only need to be replaced if you need to replace theĪ wood stove door gasket is typically made of fibreglass Often one stove is used compared to the other. There’s discoloration between the two because of age and how The gaskets on our multi fuel stove (left) and our wood burning stove (right) On the door then they wouldn’t be able to burn firewood as efficiently.īoth of our own stoves have gaskets around the door. The air vents, and therefore controllable.

When the stove door is closed the gasket helps to provide anĪirtight seal so that all of the air coming into the stove is through A gasket on a wood burning stove is the seal located around the inside of the stove door.Ī wood stove door gasket typically looks like a piece of

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