When your stove door gasket starts leaking air, you’re not just losing heat—you’re practically burning money. This 3/16" Black Fiberglass Rope Gasket (available in 5-foot and 7-foot cut lengths) gives your wood stove the snug, reliable seal it needs to burn efficiently, safely, and without wasting fuel.
Braided—never coiled—this rope gasket is built to stay together and resist fraying. Its graphite-impregnated fiberglass construction offers superior abrasion resistance and stands strong against temperatures up to 1000°F. The black color also blends beautifully around windows and doors, keeping the installation clean and discreet.
Diameter: 3/16 inch
Available Lengths: 5 ft and 7 ft
Type: Rope
Color: Black
Material: Graphite-impregnated fiberglass
Temperature Rating: Up to 1000°F (538°C)
SKU: STK-3/16-RNDGSK
If your stove requires an extra gasket, just adjust the quantity to reach the total length.
• 15 ft = select the 5-ft option, quantity 3
• 21 ft = select the 7-ft option, quantity 3
I’ll send continuous lengths whenever possible, so installation stays smooth and frustration-free.
Braided for durability and reduced unraveling
Graphite-impregnated fiberglass for high heat resistance
Nearly invisible once installed
Outperforms standard white rope gaskets in lifespan and toughness
Remove the old gasket.
Clean the channel.
Apply stove gasket cement.
Press the new rope gasket into place.
(Skip the high-temp silicone—it’s not meant for this job!)
For best results, pair it with one of our quality gasket cements. They secure the gasket and help seal tiny cracks or pinholes in older stove bodies.
Choosing the right gasket size is key to a proper seal. Here’s the fast, frustration-free way to get it right:
Check your stove’s manual for the replacement part number.
Contact your stove manufacturer if you’re unsure.
Measure the gasket channel—both width and depth—and go with the larger measurement.
Measure your old gasket’s length and choose a slightly longer replacement so you can trim to perfection.
Gaskets in the U.S. usually follow inch sizes like 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 1/2", etc.
Need help visualizing? Use our free printable measuring template.
If you’re still unsure, that measuring template will save the day.
📦 FREE Shipping: Lead Time 3-5 Business Days
When your stove door gasket starts leaking air, you’re not just losing heat—you’re practically burning money. This 3/16" Black Fiberglass Rope Gasket (available in 5-foot and 7-foot cut lengths) gives your wood stove the snug, reliable seal it needs to burn efficiently, safely, and without wasting fuel.
Braided—never coiled—this rope gasket is built to stay together and resist fraying. Its graphite-impregnated fiberglass construction offers superior abrasion resistance and stands strong against temperatures up to 1000°F. The black color also blends beautifully around windows and doors, keeping the installation clean and discreet.
Diameter: 3/16 inch
Available Lengths: 5 ft and 7 ft
Type: Rope
Color: Black
Material: Graphite-impregnated fiberglass
Temperature Rating: Up to 1000°F (538°C)
SKU: STK-3/16-RNDGSK
If your stove requires an extra gasket, just adjust the quantity to reach the total length.
• 15 ft = select the 5-ft option, quantity 3
• 21 ft = select the 7-ft option, quantity 3
I’ll send continuous lengths whenever possible, so installation stays smooth and frustration-free.
Braided for durability and reduced unraveling
Graphite-impregnated fiberglass for high heat resistance
Nearly invisible once installed
Outperforms standard white rope gaskets in lifespan and toughness
Remove the old gasket.
Clean the channel.
Apply stove gasket cement.
Press the new rope gasket into place.
(Skip the high-temp silicone—it’s not meant for this job!)
For best results, pair it with one of our quality gasket cements. They secure the gasket and help seal tiny cracks or pinholes in older stove bodies.
Choosing the right gasket size is key to a proper seal. Here’s the fast, frustration-free way to get it right:
Check your stove’s manual for the replacement part number.
Contact your stove manufacturer if you’re unsure.
Measure the gasket channel—both width and depth—and go with the larger measurement.
Measure your old gasket’s length and choose a slightly longer replacement so you can trim to perfection.
Gaskets in the U.S. usually follow inch sizes like 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 1/2", etc.
Need help visualizing? Use our free printable measuring template.
If you’re still unsure, that measuring template will save the day.
📦 FREE Shipping: Lead Time 3-5 Business Days
