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Buck Stove Model 91 Fireplace Insert With Black Door

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Buck Stove Model 91 Fireplace Insert With Black DoorThe Buck Stove Model 91 wood burning fireplace insert is perfect for heating between 1,800 to 3,200 square feet and fits firewood up to 22" long (stacked front to back) and 23" long (stacked side to side). We also offer this fireplace insert with a Pewter or Gold Door. The Model 91 wood burning insert can be installed in masonry fireplaces with minimum fireplace dimensions of: 31 3 4" W x 15 1 2" D x 23 1 2" H The standard trim kit will fit fireplace

The Buck Stove Model 91 wood burning fireplace insert is perfect for heating between 1,800 to 3,200 square feet and fits firewood up to 22" long (stacked front to back) and 23" long (stacked side to side).

We also offer this fireplace insert with a Pewter or Gold Door.

The Model 91 wood burning insert can be installed in masonry fireplaces with minimum fireplace dimensions of:  31 3/4" W x 15 1/2" D x 23 1/2" H

The standard trim kit will fit fireplace openings up to 39 3/4" W x 29" H.
The oversized trim kit will fit fireplace openings up to 45 3/4" W x 32" H.

See the Buck Stove Model 91 Owners Manual for installation details.

If you're looking for another configuration check out our other listings below:
Buck Stove Model 91 with Leg Kit

Specifications:

Wood Stove Outer Dimensions:  34 1/4" W x 28 7/8" D x 23 3/16" H
Includes Electric Blower
Includes Ashpan
EPA Tested BTU/H Output:  10,400 to 62,745
Emissions G/H: 1.9
Heating Capability:  1,800 - 3,200 Sq. Ft.
Flue Collar Size:  Uses 8" Chimney Pipe
Efficiency:  Up to 80.4%
Fits Firewood Length:  Up To 22" long (stacked front to back) and 23" long (stacked side to side)
Firebox Volume: 4.4 Cubic Feet
Required Hearth Pad Size:  33" W x 48" D minimum
Hearth Pad Size:  50" W x 54" D minimum
Weight: 620 lbs

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