Sierra wood stove

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Franklinville NJ
Can anyone tell me what model this Sierra stove is? It is installed in my new house. The fire bricks need to be replaced. It currently has bricks on all sides and bottom. I am wondering if I need them on the bottom.
Thank you for your help
 

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Yes, you need the bricks on the bottom. They are acting as a heatshield for the firebox bottom and the hearth.
 
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