Crack in Glass
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SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
wert said:
Yes and the crack is also a hazard, you shouldn't use the stove until that side glass is replaced.
nailed_nailer
Minister of Fire
wert,
A crack in the window glass will affect performance and is dangerous.
Once weakened, the internal stresses in the glass become unpredictable.
These guys make the glass for stoves and fireplaces.
They will sell directly to end-users.
Compare their prices with what you can find locally.
http://www.schottrobax.com/index.php/replacement-sales
No affiliation but a happy customer.
---Nailer---
A crack in the window glass will affect performance and is dangerous.
Once weakened, the internal stresses in the glass become unpredictable.
These guys make the glass for stoves and fireplaces.
They will sell directly to end-users.
Compare their prices with what you can find locally.
http://www.schottrobax.com/index.php/replacement-sales
No affiliation but a happy customer.
---Nailer---
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