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Efel BAYARD 312 G Glass - Arched rectangle glass panel for wood burning stove
- Brand: EFEL
- Model: BAYARD 312 G
- Shape: Arched rectangle
- Dimensions: 485 x 344 / 280 x 4 mm (L1 x H1/H2)
- Efel-certified dimensions
- Compatible with reference MS061
- Prepared and shipped from France
Ceramic glass - temperature resistant up to 760°C
ISO9001 certified / Manufactured by Schott Robax
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Enhance Your Wood Burning Stove
Upgrade your stove with the Efel BAYARD 312 G glass panel. The arched rectangle shape adds a touch of elegance to your space.
Top-Quality Ceramic Glass
This glass panel is temperature resistant up to 760°C, ensuring durability and safety for your stove. Manufactured by Schott Robax, it meets ISO9001 standards.
Easy Installation and Compatibility
The Efel-certified dimensions make it easy to install, and it is compatible with reference MS061. Prepared and shipped from France, you can trust its quality.
Get Expert Advice
For more tips on maintaining your wood burning stove, check out our advice sheets. Need help with installation? Contact us for assistance.
Replace Your Gasket
Ensure optimal performance by replacing your gasket regularly. Shop our selection of seals to keep your stove in top condition.
R4.CIN.485344
999 Items
Data sheet
- Device
- Wood-burning stove
- CODE_FORME
- 179
- Form
- Arched rectangle
Rectangular - Models
- BAYARD 312 G
- Ref fournisseur
- MS061
- Type
- Flat panes
Glass - Pastille Remise
- bleu
Specific References
- ean13
- 3667444053381
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- Brand: EFEL
- Model: BAYARD 312 G
- Shape: Arched rectangle
- Dimensions: 485 x 344 / 280 x 4 mm (L1 x H1/H2)
- Efel-certified dimensions
- Compatible with reference MS061
- Prepared and shipped from France
Ceramic glass - temperature resistant up to 760°C
ISO9001 certified / Manufactured by Schott Robax
Non-contractual photos