Grizzly Wood Stoves

Grizzly Wood Stove Glass Sizes and Patterns

We make Grizzly Stove glass replacements for most all makes or models.  Look at our list below... and if you do not see your Grizzly Wood Stove Glass listed, please contact us.   We try our best to keep up on all of the brands and models of stoves and their glass sizes. 

Wood stove replacement glass proudly made in Quincy IL.  U.S.A.

Part # 7G913ND - Rectangle - 9" x 13"

7G913 ND - Rectangle. Size 9 x 13                                                                                     Part # 7G913ND

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Part # 7G912ND - Rectangle - 9" x 12"

7G912ND - Double Door Glass - Rectangle. Size 9 x 12                                        Part # 7G912DD

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Part # 10529 - Rectangle - 9 1/4" x 7 1/2"

Small Grizzly - Rectangle. Size 9 1/4 x 7 1/2                                                                  Part # 10529

   The Grizzly wood stove is an old model from a company that went out of business in the early or mid 1990s.  They had previously been manufactured by the Derco stove company.  Derco was based out of Michigan.

    Grizzlies were made in both freestanding and insert models.   They had a good reputation for quality so it’s a shame that they went out of business like they did.  I’ve heard of many boxes from the 70s still going strong.  The Blazer insert model in particular was a workhorse.  I’ve heard of people heating up past 3000 sq. ft.  easily.  You can tell you have a Grizzly by the bear logo imprinted on the doors. 

    One common issue with the insert was the damper rod becoming detached from the damper plate.  This can be caused by overheating the unit.  Welding it is a possible solution but you’re dealing with solid iron so its definitely not easy.  You may need to bend the rod to fit it properly.

Most wood stoves have a metal plate on the back of them (about the size of a business card).   This will have the manufactures information.  If you have the stove brand and model number/name, it helps us identify the correct glass. 

Grizzly wood stoves were popular during the 1980s, known for their interchangeable etched glass and cast iron door panels that were embellished with brass trim. Inserts and freestanding radiant stoves were small enough to be approved for mobile homes and cabins. The front blower was controlled by thermostat, and an air-wash system promoted a clean viewing window. Grizzly stoves were safety tested and designed to be the best with a patented air intake system.

At WoodStove-Fireplaceglass.com we only carry the Grizzly Stove Glass.  We do not carry any other parts for their stoves.  We are not associated with the company in any way other then carrying the Stove Glass. 

This Grizzly Wood Stove Glass is a pyroceramic glass.  Able to withstand temperatures of up to 1388 degrees. We always recommend you measure your glass to make sure that the Glass is correct for you.