Chimsoc Replacement Stove Glass - Stovax Huntingdon 35 - 388mm x 306mm Arched Top

This high quality replacement stove glass panel is manufactured using Schott Robax ceramic glass, ...

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The Chimsoc Replacement Stove Glass for the Stovax Huntingdon 35 is an ideal solution for homeowners looking to restore their stove's clarity and safety using high-quality Schott Robax ceramic glass. This 4mm thick panel is built to withstand extreme temperatures exceeding 760°C, ensuring reliable operation for wood-burning, multi-fuel, and gas units; however, users should be aware that glass products are inherently fragile and do not come with performance guarantees.

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Model Part NumberCL5
BrandChimsoc

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FAQs

What is the thickness of the glass?

This replacement glass is 4mm thick, which is the standard specification for the Stovax Huntingdon 35.

Can this glass be used in a gas stove?

Yes, it is designed for use in wood-burning, multi-fuel, and gas stoves.

Do I need to replace my seals when installing new glass?

It is highly recommended to replace your rope or adhesive tape seals to ensure an air-tight fit and prevent stress on the new glass.

What is the maximum temperature rating?

The glass is rated to withstand temperatures in excess of 760°C.

How should I clean the new glass?

Use a specialized stove glass cleaner or a damp cloth dipped in wood ash to gently remove light soot; avoid harsh scouring pads.

Is this glass tempered or ceramic?

This is Schott Robax ceramic glass, which is the industry standard for stoves due to its high thermal shock resistance.

Troubleshooting

Glass is rattling inside the frame

Check the condition of the stove rope or gasket seals; replace if compressed or damaged to ensure a snug fit.

Visible soot buildup on the glass

Ensure you are using seasoned dry wood and check that the stove's air wash system is clear of blockages.

Glass cracked shortly after installation

Inspect for over-tightened retaining clips or debris trapped between the glass and the stove door frame.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-grade Schott Robax ceramic glass material
  • Withstands temperatures over 760°C
  • Perfect fit for Stovax Huntingdon 35 models
  • Restores original visual appeal and stove efficiency

Cons

  • No manufacturer guarantee on glass items
  • Requires careful handling during installation
  • Requires existing seal integrity for best results

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure a successful installation, first inspect your stove's door frame and remove any debris. It is highly recommended to check the condition of your existing rope or self-adhesive tape seals; if they are frayed or brittle, replace them simultaneously to ensure an air-tight fit. When placing the glass into the frame, do not overtighten the mounting screws. Use a light, even touch with washers to secure the glass in place, allowing for slight thermal expansion during use. Avoid applying excessive pressure, as ceramic glass is rigid and can crack if forced against uneven metal surfaces.

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