The best replacement wood stove glass is a panel that matches your stove’s make, model, part number, shape, and dimensions. The products below cover specific Avalon, US Stove Country Hearth, Century, Blaze King, and Jotul models. Choose the Country Hearth panel for its stated OEM part number and dimensions, or a model-specific option for a stove listed in its compatibility details. Before ordering, verify the fit against your stove manual or the existing panel; the Travis listing contains conflicting dimensions that should be confirmed with the seller.
| Product | Best For | Key Check |
|---|---|---|
| Travis Avalon replacement glass | Avalon Olympic 1190 stoves and inserts | Listing dimensions conflict |
| Country Hearth archtop glass | US Stove 2500/2000 | Part 891131; 14 1/2″ x 8 7/8″ |
| Century arched glass | Stoves using SE63001 | Arched shape and listed measurements |
| Blaze King glass | Listed Chinook and Sirocco 20 models | Part S.Z0241 or Z0241 |
| Jotul F500 Oslo glass kit | Jotul F500 Oslo | Part 129069 and dimensions |
Travis Avalon Replacement Wood Stove Glass
This Travis replacement panel is listed for Avalon Olympic 1190 stoves and inserts, including units identified as #8789 through 34804 and built between 1994 and 2017. The listing also references replacement part #250-00595. That model and part information makes it a potentially relevant option for owners of the specified Avalon equipment.
Best for: Owners who can confirm their stove is an Avalon Olympic 1190 in the listed production range and match the replacement part number. It was selected because the listing gives a specific stove family and model range rather than describing a universal panel.
Important limitation: The product name says 10-3/8″ x 17-1/8″, while the feature text says 19″ x 10 3/16″. Those measurements do not agree. Do not order based on dimensions alone; confirm the correct size and fit with the seller or manufacturer before purchase.
Country Hearth 2500/2000 Archtop Glass
This Total Hearth panel is described as ceramic glass for US Stove Country Hearth 2500 and 2000 stoves. Its listed size is 14 1/2″ x 8 7/8″, and it replaces part number 891131. The listing says the glass is rated to 1,470 degrees and is precision cut to OEM dimensions, so no cutting is required.
Best for: Owners whose stove manual or existing part identifies panel 891131 and whose door measurements match the listed size. The stated part number, model family, and dimensions make this a useful model-specific choice rather than a generic sheet that needs trimming.
Why choose it: The listing highlights full transparency for viewing the fire and an OEM-fit design. Check the shape and measurements carefully, especially if your stove has an arched door; dimensions alone do not establish the exact contour.
Limitation: This is not presented as a universal replacement. Avoid it if your stove uses a different part number or the panel outline does not match.
Century SE63001 Arched Replacement Glass
This arched panel from Stove Parts 4 Less is listed as a compatible replacement for part SE63001. The stated maximum height is 9 9/16″, the maximum length is 17 5/16″, and the thickness is 3/16″. Its measurements and arched profile are central to deciding whether it matches a particular stove door.
Best for: A Century stove owner who has confirmed that the required part is SE63001 and that the existing glass has the same arched outline and dimensions. It was selected because the listing supplies a part reference, thickness, and two key measurements.
The seller also notes that it is USA-based and offers customer support seven days a week. If your panel is damaged and difficult to measure, use the part number in your stove documentation as an additional check rather than relying on a visual resemblance alone.
Limitation: The listing does not provide a stove model list in the supplied details. Confirm the part number and shape before ordering, especially when replacing a panel from a different Century stove.
Blaze King Chinook and Sirocco 20 Glass
This replacement glass is listed for Blaze King Chinook 20, Chinook 20.1, Chinook 20.2, and Sirocco 20.1 stoves. The panel measures 15″ x 9″ and is identified as compatible with part S.Z0241 and related references Z0241 and 0241.
Best for: Owners of one of the listed Blaze King models who can match the part number or verify the 15″ x 9″ panel against their stove. The listed model names make this option easier to narrow down than a generic replacement panel.
When comparing replacement glass, confirm both the panel dimensions and the shape of the corners or edges. A panel that has similar overall measurements may still be unsuitable if its profile does not match the stove door. Use the stove’s manual or parts information when available.
Limitation: The supplied features do not state the glass thickness or a heat-rating figure. If those details are important for your stove or installation, check the product information with the seller before ordering.
Jotul F500 Oslo Replacement Glass Kit
This replacement glass kit is identified for the Jotul F500 Oslo and part number 129069. The listed panel length is 18 3/4″, the height is 11 3/4″, and the thickness is 3/16″. These details provide several checkpoints for owners comparing the replacement with their original panel or parts documentation.
Best for: Owners who have confirmed that their stove is a Jotul F500 Oslo and that the required part is 129069. It was selected for its specific model and part-number references, along with stated length, height, and thickness.
Compare the replacement’s outline with the original before installation, not just its overall width and height. If your stove is another Jotul model, do not assume this panel will fit simply because the brand is the same.
Limitation: The listing’s supplied details do not identify additional Jotul models or provide a heat-rating value. Confirm compatibility for any model other than the F500 Oslo directly with the seller or your stove documentation.
Buying Guide: How to Replace Wood Stove Glass
How do you confirm the replacement fits?
Start with the stove’s make, exact model, and parts diagram or owner’s manual. Look for the glass part number and compare it with the replacement listing. A matching model name is helpful, but a matching part number is a stronger check when both are available. The product examples above use references such as 891131, SE63001, S.Z0241, and 129069.
Next, compare the panel’s shape and measurements. Record the glass height, length or width, thickness, and any curved or angled edges. For an arched panel, check the arch itself as well as the maximum dimensions. Measure the existing glass only if it can be handled safely; if it is cracked or missing, consult the manual or an authorized parts source for the correct specifications.
Should you choose OEM-fit glass or a panel to trim?
A panel described as precision cut to OEM dimensions can reduce the need for cutting, but it still needs to match the stove’s part number, outline, and dimensions. The Country Hearth panel, for example, is advertised as a no-cut replacement for part 891131. Do not assume that “OEM fit” means it fits every stove from the same brand.
Some products are supplied in a particular size or as a kit. Check what the listing actually includes and whether it calls for any adjustment. Do not cut or modify a replacement unless the product instructions specifically allow it. Inaccurate trimming can leave a poor fit and may compromise the door assembly.
What type of glass should a wood stove use?
Use replacement material intended for the specific stove and its operating conditions. Ordinary household window glass is not a substitute for stove glass. The Country Hearth product in this guide is identified as ceramic glass and lists a 1,470-degree rating; other product details here do not provide a heat-rating figure. If the required material is unclear, check the stove manual or contact the manufacturer before buying.
What should you inspect during installation?
Let the stove cool completely before beginning any repair, and follow the instructions for your exact stove model. Handle damaged glass carefully and avoid putting pressure on a new panel. Inspect the retaining hardware and the seal or gasket around the glass. Replace worn components only with parts specified for the stove, and make sure the glass is seated as directed rather than forcing it into place.
After installation, check that the door closes and latches as intended. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for any initial use or inspection. If the door, frame, clips, or sealing arrangement is damaged, or you are unsure how the glass is retained, consult a qualified stove technician instead of improvising a repair.
Which details matter most when comparing listings?
- Model and part number: Match the exact stove model and replacement reference whenever possible.
- Measurements: Compare height, width or length, and thickness, plus the panel’s outline.
- Shape: Check whether the glass is arched, rectangular, or otherwise contoured.
- Product information: Look for the stated material, heat rating, and whether cutting is required.
- Listing consistency: Resolve conflicting measurements before ordering. The Travis listing’s name and feature text give different dimensions.
- Kit contents: Confirm whether the purchase includes only glass or additional installation components.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I replace wood stove glass with regular glass?
No. Use glass specified for the stove and its heat conditions. Regular household glass is not a suitable substitute. Check the stove manual or manufacturer parts information for the required material and panel specification.
How do I find my stove’s glass part number?
Check the owner’s manual, parts diagram, stove identification plate, or manufacturer’s parts information. Match the number against the replacement listing, then verify the glass dimensions and shape as well.
Does matching the dimensions guarantee a fit?
No. The replacement must also match the panel outline, thickness, part reference, and stove model. Curved or arched edges can make two panels with similar overall measurements incompatible.
Can I trim replacement stove glass myself?
Do not assume a panel can be trimmed. Follow the product instructions and the stove manufacturer’s guidance. Several model-specific panels are sold as precision-cut replacements, and modifying one without approval may prevent correct fitment.
What should I do if a listing gives conflicting dimensions?
Pause before ordering and ask the seller or manufacturer to confirm the correct measurement for your stove and part number. Do not choose a panel based on one of two conflicting size claims.