Replacement Glass for Appalachian 30DC, 4N1R, CR360, 28C, 4N1XL, 28-CD, Gemini XL Wood Stove, 16" x 8" 15 inch any question please contact us BBQ PRO

Name: Replacement Glass for Appalachian 30DC, 4N1R, CR360, 28C, 4N1XL, 28-CD, Gemini XL Wood Stove, 16" x 8" 15 inch any question please contact us BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 94168530003
Price: 189.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Replacement Glass for Appalachian 30DC, 4N1R, CR360, 28C, 4N1XL, 28 CD, Gemini XL Wood Stove, 16" x 8" 15 inch any question please contact us BBQ PRO any question please contact us for help MB20072518 Temperature: Withstands temperatures up to 1250° Make sure the new piece of replacement glass has at least 1 8" of room for thermal expansion

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