If you are are an experience wood baker, or relatively new to the wood cookstove community, you will love the spacious 3.0 cu. ft. oven. Preparing a large turkey is no trouble at all when Thanksgiving rolls around.

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If you are a seasoned wood baker, or new to the wood cookstove community, you will love the spacious 3.0 cu. ft. oven. Fitting a large turkey is no worries when Thanksgiving rolls around. Overall, most customers want the convenience of glass fireview door for enjoyment and fire control, which is what the Fireview provides.

Optional Water Jacket for Domestic Hot Water heating, allows you to heat, cook, and provide hot water for your home, that's Efficiency savings!

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Features 

	Viewing Window / Firebox The Fireview viewing window not only allows you to enjoy the fire; you can also monitor the fire so you know when to add wood or adjust the controls. Behind the fire door is a large 1.6 cubic foot firebox that accepts up to 18″ logs and can be loaded from the front or top.
	Spacious 3.0 Cubic Foot Oven The deep three-cubic-foot oven easily accommodates a full-size roasting pan.
	Overhead Warmer The 1.7 cubic foot overhead warmer is handy for keeping dishes warm while you’re waiting for those last few items to cook, heating plates, bread or pies or, like in the old days, drying out a pair of children’s mittens
	Side Warmer Standard on 48″ Models. All 48″ models feature an additional 2.0 cubic foot side warmer for additional capacity and flexibility the side warmer typically runs about 50⁰ F cooler than the overhead warmer.

Models

There are three Fireview models to choose from: 36″ all-woodburning; 48″ all-woodburning with right-side warmer and work surface; or 48″ dual fuel (woodburning & gas) with right-side warmer and two side gas burners. Choose the model that suits your needs and available space.

• 36″ Model 1840 wood-burning, shown with optional Nickel Victorian Trivet, Nickel front legs and Nickel skirt. Click here to view model
• 48″ Model 1842-0 wood-burning in Black / Bisque combination shown with optional Nickel Victorian Trivet.
• 48″ Model 1842-G Dual Fuel (wood / gas) shown with no options. Click here to view model

Options

	Nickel Legs Nickel front legs provide an attractive accent to your stove. (If the back of your stove will be visible, you can also order your stove with Nickel back legs.)
	Nickel Skirts The skirt is the decorative “apron” that runs between the legs. For a more ornate look, dress your stove up with a Nickel front skirt, or front and side skirts.
	Nickel Victorian Trivet Cast from an authentic circa 1880 pattern, then plated in Nickel. The trivet looks spectacular when combined with matching legs and / or skirt.
	Water Jackets Optional water jackets replace the corresponding fire brick and supply hot water to your household water system. The rear jacket supplies approximately 5 gallons per hour; the side jacket approximately 10 gallons per hour. (Fittings, pipes, etc. not supplied.)

• Elmira Fireview 1842-0 48” Wood Cookstove Owner's Manual

• Elmira Fireview 1842-0 48” Wood Cookstove Hot Water Manual

• Elmira Fireview 1842-0 48” Wood Cookstove Specification Sheet

• Elmira Fireview 1842-0 48” Wood Cookstove Brochure

Floor Protection
The thermal insulating layer must have an R-value of 0.60 or greater. (See manual for details on calculating R-value.)

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