Woodstove Parts, best website to purchase from?

[Vikestand]

I did a lazy search on here but didn't see what I wanted. Where do you guys buy from for parts? I have a Cumberland Gap that needs 5 year service. I need some fire brick, but was thinking of buying full size and cutting them to fit? The two with the holes I will order. Also need some rope gasket. I couldn't for the life of me remember where I ordered from previously.

Anyway, thanks for the help!

 

[begreen]

I'm a proponent for using OEM stove gasket for the doors. A lot of the stuff sold in aftermarket is not the same in density or construction and doesn't seal properly. The firebrick is probably pumice brick. A factory set is a painful $249 so make sure you really need a full set. Most stoves do not.
https://www.hearthsidedistributors....p-Wood-Stove-Replacement-Parts?range=46,75,75

 

[paulnlee]

https://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/cart.php
I've used this outfit with good results

 

[Vikestand]

https://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/cart.php
I've used this outfit with good results

Yeah I about swallowed my coffee when I saw the brick set price.

 

[Bushels20]

Yeah I about swallowed my coffee when I saw the brick set price.

I have had good luck in the past cutting my own firebrick using a tile saw. I have some bricks that are not standard size and they are $20 a piece to replace. I bought the standard size bricks and cut my own. Works just fine.

The odd shaped ones from the manufacturer are pumice brick like begreen mentioned above. I cut mine from regular brick.

I too have had good luck at Stove-parts-unlimited.com
They sell OEM parts, which I like.