- Aug 29, 2006
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I have an Osburn 2400. It has a 1/2" insulation blanket in the top of the stove that needs to be replaced every so often. It's $50 a pop.
Any reason not to just buy a roll of hi-temp Cerablanket or Kaowool or Superwool?
http://www.atlantech1.com/productlines/Cerablanket.aspx
The Cerablanket is rated up to 2300-2400 fahrenheit.
I see Superwool 607 is similar product, similar price rated at 2012 fahrenheit. Is that adequate for putting in top of my stove? The insulation blanket goes on top of a layer of firebrick. Seems OK to me, but I'm no expert, so hoping someone with a little more knowledge / expertise can give me the thumbs up or down.
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BTW, I found the Osburn thanks to the forums here. I've had it about 4 years, and it is absolutely awesome. One day I'll post a pic of the stove sitting on the giant granite slab hearth my friend made that is about 10" off the floor standing on big granite feet!
Any reason not to just buy a roll of hi-temp Cerablanket or Kaowool or Superwool?
http://www.atlantech1.com/productlines/Cerablanket.aspx
The Cerablanket is rated up to 2300-2400 fahrenheit.
I see Superwool 607 is similar product, similar price rated at 2012 fahrenheit. Is that adequate for putting in top of my stove? The insulation blanket goes on top of a layer of firebrick. Seems OK to me, but I'm no expert, so hoping someone with a little more knowledge / expertise can give me the thumbs up or down.
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BTW, I found the Osburn thanks to the forums here. I've had it about 4 years, and it is absolutely awesome. One day I'll post a pic of the stove sitting on the giant granite slab hearth my friend made that is about 10" off the floor standing on big granite feet!