[Xabia Jim]

My last two woodstoves have both had glass doors so it's pretty common. I would guess they had the middle range glass although pyrex would make more sense.

Where can you find a woodstove graveyard? You could get door and frame all in one!! The Majestic woodstove I used for 15 years and sold with our cottage. It had a neat feature in that the door could be removed just by lifting off the hinge pins so you could have an open fire. Also, it had that rope gasket/waterglass seal I've talked about recently.

Now where to find an old Majestic?...maybe ask your local woodstove dealer about replacements...they must wear out...."any old ones out back?"

"if you don't ask, you don't get" is a line I've used in business about sales (might have been in the bar too!) Anyway, on Saturday last I was walking out the car at the local Bodega and saw a bunch of stuff in the corner including some huge pottery jugs...asked the old man if he wanted to sell them and scored all three for 60 euros. They look great in the garden!