Replacing Regency Baffles...

[AdamE]

I'm about to have a used Regency i2100 installed and the two baffles are a bit ragged looking. I've looked around and I've only found them at one place - www.stoveking.com. They want $60 for two bits of fire brick (part# 033-955). I realize it's a 15 year old insert, but this seems excessive.

Is there an alternative?

Thanks!

 

[fire245]

I'm about to have a used Regency i2100 installed and the two baffles are a bit ragged looking. I've looked around and I've only found them at one place - www.stoveking.com. They want $60 for two bits of fire brick (part# 033-955). I realize it's a 15 year old insert, but this seems excessive.

Is there an alternative?

Thanks!

Great stove and yes it worth it. They take a lot of heat. Seen guys use

I'm about to have a used Regency i2100 installed and the two baffles are a bit ragged looking. I've looked around and I've only found them at one place - www.stoveking.com. They want $60 for two bits of fire brick (part# 033-955). I realize it's a 15 year old insert, but this seems excessive.

Is there an alternative?

Thanks!

it's a great little stove definitely worth replacing i have seen guys use kaowool instead but its worth the money

 

[begreen]

Unless the baffle bricks are badly damaged enough to have leaks it may not be time to replace them. How bad is 'ragged looking'?

 

[AdamE]

Thanks. Here's a pic:



I doubt I'll get a seal.

 

[bholler]

Those really dont look that bad but i would have to see them in to tell for sure

 

[kniffin50]

I have the same stove and its a workhorse, I love this stove.Only stove i really trusted.It looks like someone was not to careful removing them. I think they will leak.Replace them,it's worth the money with care they will last a long time.I'm going on12 plus yrs.with mine and this baby runs from Oct. to april 24/7 and doesn't miss a beat. Did I mention I love this stove.