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The Chimsoc Replacement Stove Glass is designed for owners of the Stovax Stockton 11 stove who need to restore the efficiency and aesthetic clarity of their heating appliance. Featuring high-grade Schott Robax ceramic glass, this replacement panel provides exceptional heat resistance and durability for wood-burning, multi-fuel, and gas stoves. While it offers a perfect fit, users should be aware that ceramic glass is a fragile material and requires careful handling during installation to avoid cracking or stress damage.
| Model Part Number | Stovax Stockton 11 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Chimsoc |
This specific panel is cut to the dimensions of the Stovax Stockton 11. We recommend verifying your specific stove model number before purchase.
Yes, this glass is rated for wood, multi-fuel, and gas-burning stoves.
The glass is 4mm thick, which is the standard requirement for most stoves of this size.
You generally only need a screwdriver or a socket wrench to loosen and tighten the door clips, along with a cloth to clean the frame.
While it is heat-resistant ceramic, it is still a glass-based material susceptible to impact and edge pressure.
It is highly recommended to replace the stove rope/tape seal at the same time to ensure the stove operates at maximum efficiency.
The clips may be too loose or the door rope seal is worn. Check the seal condition and gently tighten the door fixings until the glass is held firmly but not under stress.
This is often caused by uneven pressure from over-tightened fixings or debris trapped between the glass and the door frame. Ensure the frame is clean and clips are only finger-tight.
To ensure a successful installation, first verify that your stove model is indeed the Stovax Stockton 11. Begin by removing the stove door and placing it on a flat, stable surface. Carefully remove the old, broken glass and inspect the gasket or rope seal lining the channel. If the seal is frayed or flattened, it is highly recommended to replace the rope or tape at the same time to ensure a proper airtight fit. Place the new glass panel into the frame, ensuring it is centered. When tightening the clips or fixings, apply only finger-tight pressure; over-tightening is a common cause of glass cracking under heat expansion. Always handle the panel by the edges to prevent skin oils from baking onto the glass during the first fire.
