To avoid damage when using or replacing heat-resistant glass, watch out for the following common causes:

  • Over-tightening or Incorrect Installation

Screws tightened too much

Not enough clearance between the glass and the frame

Direct contact with screws, handles, or metal parts

Tip: The glass must always be held securely, but without pressure. Use gaskets to prevent direct contact with metal.

  • Contact with Burning Wood

When logs or flames directly touch the glass, even briefly

Tip: Always place wood carefully and ensure it stays within the firebox.

  • Careless Handling

Accidental impact during cleaning or maintenance

Use of tools too close to the glass

Tip: Be extra cautious when working around the glass panel. Avoid knocking it with tools or accessories.

  • Worn-Out Gaskets or Sealing Tapes

Old or compressed seals no longer provide proper cushioning or spacing

Tip: Replace gaskets regularly to maintain correct spacing and reduce pressure on the glass.

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