High-Temperature Ceramic Glass 9” x 9”, 1380°F Rated, 3/16" Thick Wood Stove Replacement Panel for Fireplace Inserts, Pellet Stoves, and Wood Burning Stove Doors

Precautions: 1. Before installation, confirm the equipment model and original glass size to ensure compatibility with this product size and avoid installation failure or safety hazards due to size mismatch 2. Do not use outside the specified range. Avoid extreme high-temperature environments of 1380°F (790°C), or non-specified types of equipment (such as microwave ovens, ovens, etc.) 3. Do not overtighten the screws (it is recommended to tighten them only with your fingers) to prevent the glass from cracking due to uneven stress 4. Before installation, turn off the equipment and allow it to cool completely to avoid high-temperature operation; handle the old glass carefully to prevent breakage 5. If cracks or chips appear in the glass, even if it is not completely broken, stop using it immediately and replace it

• Premium Materials: This fireplace ceramic glass replacement panel is made of high-quality glass, specifically designed for fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, pellet stoves, and other heating equipment. It replaces damaged or fogged original glass panels
• High Temperature Protection: Withstands temperatures up to 1380°F (approximately 790°C), surviving the extreme temperatures of heating equipment operation and avoiding the risk of ordinary glass cracking at high temperatures, ensuring safe use
• Benefits for View and Efficiency: The slightly amber-toned transparent design clearly displays the flames while effectively trapping heat, improving heating energy efficiency
• Easy Replacement: Compatible with most mainstream fireplace and wood-burning stove brands, it can be DIY installed using the existing sealing ring and clips, requiring no special tools and quickly restoring the appearance and function of the equipment
• Important Note: Please confirm the product dimensions before purchasing to ensure a match. Do not use in extreme high-temperature environments exceeding 1380°F (790°C), or in non-specified types of equipment (such as microwave ovens, ovens, etc.). Do not overtighten the screws (it is recommended to tighten them only with your fingers) to avoid uneven stress causing the glass to crack