Midwest Hearth 3440 Gasket Kit For Intrepid I,Ii, Old Defiant*, Resolute, Vigilant Stoves By Vermont Castings
$39.82
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What stoves are compatible with the Midwest Hearth Gasket Kit? A: The Midwest Hearth Gasket Kit is compatible with various Vermont Castings wood and coal stove models, including Defiant II Parlor, Intrepid I and II, Vigilant I & IA, and Resolute I, II, & III Parlor Stoves.
- Q: What materials are used in the gasket kit? A: The gasket kit is made from graphite impregnated fiberglass, which enhances durability and resistance to creosote buildup, ensuring a consistent seal.
- Q: How much gasket material is included in the kit? A: The kit includes 12 feet of 5/16" black graphite fiberglass gasket for doors, 4 feet of 5/16" steel reinforced wiremesh gasket for the griddle, and 5 feet of 3/16" black graphite fiberglass gasket for door glass.
- Q: Is the gasket kit easy to install? A: Yes, the gasket kit comes with adhesive and instructions to facilitate easy installation, making it accessible for DIY enthusiasts.
- Q: Can this kit be used for stoves other than Vermont Castings? A: This gasket kit is specifically designed for Vermont Castings stoves and may not fit other brands or models.
- Q: What is the maximum temperature resistance of the gasket cement? A: The included gasket cement can withstand temperatures up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, making it suitable for high-heat applications.
- Q: How does the wiremesh overbraid benefit the gasket performance? A: The wiremesh overbraid provides additional strength and durability, helping to prevent wear and ensuring a better seal over time compared to inferior aftermarket kits.
- Q: What should I do if I have a Defiant model from 1975-1988? A: Defiant models from 1975-1988 do not have glass in the front doors; therefore, you would only need to use the gasket meant for the door and not the door glass gasket.
- Q: Is the gasket kit made in the USA? A: Yes, the Midwest Hearth Gasket Kit is proudly manufactured in the USA, ensuring quality and compliance with manufacturing standards.
- Q: What are the benefits of using graphite impregnated fiberglass gaskets? A: Graphite impregnated fiberglass gaskets are less likely to stick with creosote, improving the seal's efficiency and longevity while providing abrasion resistance.