Broken glass on a Jotul wood burning stove

[sillymonkey]

I have a Jotul wood burning stove, which is quite old, and unfortunately the glass on the door broke. I don't have a picture of the stove itself, however, I do have a couple of pictures of the door itself, especially of the stamped numbers on the inside. I live in NJ, however, the stove is in Norway where I spend some summers at a little cabin. Unfortunately, I don't speak Norwegian and had very little luck getting help from the parent company. This is why I am hoping to possibly get the replacement glass here in the USA and just bring it with me the next time I go there. Any ideas where I can get a glass to fit this door? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[begreen]

Looks like a Jotul I80 Panorama, a rare bird of a stove. The only place I am finding spare parts are out of the UK.

 

[Grisu]

Is that the Jotul 80 Panorama? Not sure if that was ever sold here but I found several dealers in the UK. You could for example ask here and have it shipped to your cabin:http://www.fastglassdirect.co.uk/Jotul/View-all-products.html

 

[webby3650]

There are a few other stoves out there with ached glass, but not many. Be prepared to spend a bunch of money. The few I have been associated with, cost more than the stove is worth. Not trying to scare you, but be prepared. Might want to be sitting down when you make the call!

 

[logger]

My old insert's glass cracked and it was a unique shaped piece. Rather than hunt down the parts I took it to a local glass shop. They replaced it perfectly with whatever kind of glass it was, tempered or glass ceramic, I forget.

 

[webby3650]

My old insert's glass cracked and it was a unique shaped piece. Rather than hunt down the parts I took it to a local glass shop. They replaced it perfectly with whatever kind of glass it was, tempered or glass ceramic, I forget.

Unique shape is no big deal, it's the bow in the glass that's the big deal. This makes it a factory piece that can't be recreated at any "normal" glass shop.

 

[logger]

Unique shape is no big deal, it's the bow in the glass that's the big deal. This makes it a factory piece that can't be recreated at any "normal" glass shop.

I didnt notice that at first glance.

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

There are glass places that you can take the door to here in nj. And get a hi temp glass to fit in there, just google glass company's in nj and tell them what it s for, bring it in and get it done..... You were smart to bring the door home......

 

[webby3650]

Not with the bow in it! It won't be easy!

 

[begreen]

Yes, unfortunately this appears to be a proprietary piece of ceramic glass. Shipping from the UK may be the best option. Tell them to pack it well.

 

[webby3650]

Replacement glass for a Hearthstone Bari is like $1500! It comes in a replacement door frame, I'm guessing its to protect the glass in shipment?

 

[begreen]

That is a pretty strong argument against these modernistic designs.

 

[webby3650]

That is a pretty strong argument against these modernistic designs.

Compare that with a super small firebox and its a no go for me!

 

[webby3650]

We switched out a Lexington Forge stove that had a curved glass last season. The glass was only available from 1 unreliable source for $900! It was only 9 years old. He replaced it with a Hearthstone Mansfield. No thanks!