Charnwood C- Five Spare Parts

Genuine Charnwood Door glass and seal for various stoves.

Suitable for the following models.

• Aire 3
• Country 4
• C-Four
• C-Six
• Cranmore 3

Fire Bricks are used to line the inside of the stove fire box. They help to insulate the internal sides of the stove from the heat and reflect heat back towards the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room. There can be made from cast iron, clay or more commonly vermiculite fire board.

The Baffle Plate is located in the upper region of the firebox, generally above the grate area. It helps to minimise heat loss into the chimney flue by deflecting flames and heat back toward the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room.

Fire Bricks are used to line the inside of the stove fire box. They help to insulate the internal sides of the stove from the heat and reflect heat back towards the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room. There can be made from cast iron, clay or more commonly vermiculite fire board.

Fire Bricks are used to line the inside of the stove fire box. They help to insulate the internal sides of the stove from the heat and reflect heat back towards the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room. There can be made from cast iron, clay or more commonly vermiculite fire board.

The Baffle Plate is located in the upper region of the firebox, generally above the grate area. It helps to minimise heat loss into the chimney flue by deflecting flames and heat back toward the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room.

Fire Bricks are used to line the inside of the stove fire box. They help to insulate the internal sides of the stove from the heat and reflect heat back towards the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room. There can be made from cast iron, clay or more commonly vermiculite fire board.

The Baffle Plate is located in the upper region of the firebox, generally above the grate area. It helps to minimise heat loss into the chimney flue by deflecting flames and heat back toward the front of the stove, maximising heat output to the room.

The Stove Grate is the base on which the fire sits and burns inside the stove firebox. It allows the ashes to fall/riddle down into the ash pan were they can be removed. Multi Fuel Stoves generally have a grate; Wood Burning Stoves generally have no grate. Grates types include: [i] Fixed Grates [ACR Stoves], [ii] Riddle Circular Grate [Aga Stoves] or individual [iii] Grate Bars [Aarrow Stoves.

The Stove Grate is the base on which the fire sits and burns inside the stove firebox. It allows the ashes to fall/riddle down into the ash pan were they can be removed. Multi Fuel Stoves generally have a grate; Wood Burning Stoves generally have no grate. Grates types include: [i] Fixed Grates [ACR Stoves], [ii] Riddle Circular Grate [Aga Stoves] or individual [iii] Grate Bars [Aarrow Stoves.