Stanbroil Wood Stove Gasket, 1/2" x 84" Graphite Impregnated Fiberglass Rope Seal and High-Temperature Cement Gasket Kit Replacement for Wood Stoves Door

I replaced the worn cord on my wood burning fireplace. The glue is a little messy at first but once it was spread I placed the cord in the groove, made sure it was in place and cut the excess cord. Placed glue on the ends of the cord, and closed the door. The seal was great. Clean up was minimal.

After installing this. I had to immediately remove it, due to it being the wrong size. My mistake. It is made with good quality material was easy to install.

The rope is nice and easy to trim after glueing the rope in position. I watched a YouTube presentation of someone replacing a rope and this really helped. The only reason that I give this four stars is because the glue tube actually broke open. The tube is way too thin in order to kneed the glue out of the tube. It is also very thick and had a hard time coming out of the tube. After cracking the tube I put it on a paper towel and just squeezed hard and used a paint brush to apply the glue to the area where the rope was to go. In thin application the glue also dries very quickly. It was fine to use a paintbrush and just know that I would throw the paint brush away. It helped it application. Kind of a waste since I had to throw the glue away but it was fine because I knew I wouldn't need it again. The Rope is still glued in place so I guess it was enough.

Worked perfectly to re-gasket the door on my SIME indoor wood boiler. Would buy again.

This is a terrible product, or more specifically, the adhesive is awful.There seems to be a problem with the way the adhesive is put in the tube. In the interests of fairness, I bought a replacement batch but both were the same.It's as if the adhesive isn't mixed properly before being put in the tube, or has separated since being made. No instructions came with either kit.First off I got a lot of the clear solvent coming out, that went everywhere, then the tube blocked up and by the time I applied enough pressure to unblock it, exploded out the end (try getting THAT off stone tiles) then a brief bead of adhesive, followed by more clear liquid solvent.I tried 'mixing' the adhesive inside the tube with a wooden stick but it made no difference.The only reliable way to apply the adhesive, over the course of two kits, was to cut the tube open, remove and mix the adhesive and the solvent in a bowl, and apply it with a tiny spreader.To it's credit, in the end, it sticks like poo to a blanket, but it just wasn't worth the effort, the cleanup, the stress and the inconsistency.

This item came with a nozzle for the tube of adhesive mortar but the nozzle did not fit, I’m not sure why it was included as it was a completely different size. I applied the mortar and measured the gasket to fit. After assembly, I wanted about 12 hours before reattaching the stove doors. The gasket didn’t appear to have much flexibility to it and the doors would not fully close. Not sure what the problem was. I ended up cutting out a length of the gasket on one door to get a better seal. I am not very satisfied with the product but I am not sure what is attributed to user error or the product as this was my first time installing a gasket on a wood stove. The product came with no instructions and the tube of adhesive had really no info on it. I mixed it by massaging the tube before opening but it still came out clumpy and really wouldn’t stick to the stove door. I ended up using the corner of a paint stirring stick to apply it throughout the channels on both doors. At this point I will need to purchase a new gasket and adhesive. I will most likely not purchase from this company again.

Keeps the smoke going where it should be. Wear gloves, this stuff is fiberglass.

Just what I needed and does what it's supposed to.

It was my first time replacing the gasket on my stove door--worked like a charm (great videos on youtube with tips on getting out the old glue and how to proceed). The glue for this is NASTY--wear thick gloves (I had only one pair of latex gloves and it wasn't enough protection) but overall, easy to do.

We heat with a wood burning furnace. The seal around the door wasn’t dong its job. My husband replaced the seal with this one. It’s working great. And we are pleased with the quality of the product.

The fiberglass that they used in this is like a cactus. The little shards got absolutely everywhere all over my gloves, all over my clothes, all over my drill.I used it to seal up a diy powdercoating oven and it worked great. Next to no air escaping from the door now.The cement it came with had a small pinhole in the tube. Even though I kneaded the tube for a few minutes it still came out very thick and chunky and runny. Not sure if the small hole in the tube had anything to do with the consistency or not. But it seemed to have dried fine and held good.I used the cement to seal up the entire door (6'x3') so if you are worried about not having enough, theres enough to do about 18', probably even 20'.

I can’t recommend this product due to it failing after one year. I installed the gasket per the instructions and had to replace it this week with a different brand. After only one year on our wood stove, the gasket is extremely brittle and frayed. It no longer created an adequate seal on the wood stove leading to a smoke-filled home.

The adhesive in the kit was dried out and wouldn't come out of the tube. It is a good thing I had some adhesive left from a previous kit.