Breckwell W3000-FS - Baffle Blanket?

[paperarmadillo]

Hey all, there seems to be precious little about this stove on the internet, but we moved into a house that was thankfully equipped with it last year. It saved us from a few weeks of sub zero temperatures that overwhelmed our brand new heat pump system. This year when I called the sweep out to inspect things to make sure I was burning right he noticed we had no baffle blanket, so he left my firebricks in the bottom of the stove and said he would follow up (he did not). I know I could buy a generic one since I can't seem to find an actual part number for it, but how do you figure out how thick of a one to buy, and if I needed baffle boards or something else in there?

 

[begreen]

Looking at the manual, I don't see a baffle blanket mentioned, but may have missed it. The baffle panels are necessary, there are 3 of them, two large and one skinny one in the back. If you want to add a blanket, a generic 1/2" kaowool blanket cut to fit should work.

 

[paperarmadillo]

Looking at the manual, I don't see a baffle blanket mentioned, but may have missed it. The baffle panels are necessary, there are 3 of them, two large and one skinny one in the back. If you want to add a blanket, a generic 1/2" kaowool blanket cut to fit should work.

That's what was getting me, but near the end of the manual it mentions checking the ceri-blanket so I wasn't terribly sure.

 

[begreen]

Good catch, I didn't read the full manual and didn't see a parts diagram.
Something like this should work.

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Lynn-Manufacturing-9448-Kaowool-2300F-Ceramic-Fiber-Blanket-Kit-for-Boiler-Floor-for-Weil-Mclain-Burnham-Peerless-24-x-20-x-1-2

Amazon product ASIN B07ZQMV5RC

 

[paperarmadillo]

Thanks!