Tempered Glass Panel — Standard Sizes
Clear tempered glass panel sized for Pleasant Hearth fireplace doors. Measure your existing glass before ordering.
Find on AmazonPleasant Hearth Replacement Parts
Find replacement parts for Pleasant Hearth fireplace doors, screens, gas log sets, and pellet stoves — glass panels, gaskets, handles, igniters, and more.
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Fireplace Door Glass
Replacement tempered glass panels for Pleasant Hearth fireplace doors. If your glass has cracked or become clouded from heat damage, a replacement panel restores the clear view of your fire.
High-Temperature Ceramic Glass
Heat-resistant ceramic glass for Pleasant Hearth doors used with gas log sets or high-output fireplaces.
Find on AmazonDoor Handles & Hardware
Replacement handles, hinges, latches, and magnetic catches for Pleasant Hearth fireplace doors. Restore smooth operation and a secure fit.
Fireplace Door Handle (pair)
Black powder-coated replacement handles with mounting hardware for Pleasant Hearth bi-fold doors.
Find on AmazonDoor Hinge Set
Replacement hinges for Pleasant Hearth fireplace doors — includes top and bottom hinges with pins.
Find on AmazonMagnetic Door Catch
Replacement magnetic catch that holds the fireplace doors closed when not in use.
Find on AmazonGaskets & Seals
Fiberglass rope gaskets and adhesive strips that seal the gap between the fireplace door frame and the masonry surround. A good seal prevents drafts and keeps heated air in the room.
Fiberglass Rope Gasket (¼" × 84")
Standard fiberglass rope gasket with adhesive backing — fits most Pleasant Hearth door frames.
Find on AmazonFlat Gasket Strip
Self-adhesive flat gasket tape for sealing Pleasant Hearth door frames to irregular masonry surfaces.
Find on AmazonHigh-Temperature Gasket Cement
Heat-resistant adhesive for re-bonding fiberglass gaskets to the door frame.
Find on AmazonFireplace Screens & Mesh
Replacement mesh curtain screens and spark guard screens for Pleasant Hearth fireplace doors and standalone screen units.
Mesh Curtain Screen (pair)
Black steel mesh curtain screens that slide behind the glass doors of Pleasant Hearth fireplace units.
Find on AmazonReplacement Spark Guard Screen
Full-width spark guard screen for standalone Pleasant Hearth fireplace screen units.
Find on AmazonGas Log & Fireplace Components
Replacement components for Pleasant Hearth gas log sets and vent-free fireplaces — including log sets, burners, and remote controls.
Replacement Ceramic Log Set
Hand-painted ceramic fiber logs for Pleasant Hearth vent-free gas fireplaces.
Find on AmazonGas Fireplace Thermocouple
Thermocouple for Pleasant Hearth vent-free gas fireplaces and gas log sets.
Find on AmazonRemote Control Kit
Wireless on/off remote with thermostat control for Pleasant Hearth gas fireplaces.
Find on AmazonPellet Stove Parts
Keep your Pleasant Hearth pellet stove running efficiently with replacement auger motors, combustion fans, igniters, and glass.
Pellet Stove Igniter
Hot-rod style igniter element for Pleasant Hearth pellet stoves.
Find on AmazonAuger Motor
Replacement auger feed motor that delivers pellets to the burn pot.
Find on AmazonCombustion Blower Fan
Replacement combustion fan that draws air through the firebox for efficient burning.
Find on AmazonDoor Glass (Pellet Stove)
High-temperature ceramic glass panel for the front door of Pleasant Hearth pellet stoves.
Find on AmazonHow to Find the Right Pleasant Hearth Replacement Part
Check your model number first. The model number is usually printed on a sticker or metal plate on the back, bottom, or inside of the firebox/cabinet. Knowing the exact model number ensures you order the correct part.
Consult the owner’s manual. Most manuals include an exploded parts diagram with part numbers. If you’ve lost your manual, search for “[model number] manual PDF” — many are available for free download.
When in doubt, measure. For cooking grates, heat plates, and glass panels, measure the length, width, and depth of the existing part before ordering. Even a half-inch difference can mean the wrong fit.
Replace worn parts before they fail. Cracked heat plates cause hot spots and flare-ups. Worn gaskets let heat escape. A failing thermocouple can shut your heater off mid-use. Regular inspection and replacement keeps your equipment safe and efficient.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Pleasant Hearth replacement parts?
We link to replacement parts on Amazon.com, which carries a wide selection of both OEM and aftermarket parts. Amazon offers fast shipping (often free with Prime) and easy returns if a part doesn’t fit your model.
Are aftermarket parts compatible with Pleasant Hearth products?
Yes — many aftermarket parts are manufactured to the same specifications as OEM parts and fit correctly. Always double-check the model number compatibility listed in the product description on Amazon before purchasing. Aftermarket parts are often available at a lower price than OEM replacements.
How do I find my model number?
The model number is typically found on a metal rating plate or sticker. For grills, check inside the cart frame or on the back panel. For heaters, look on the back or bottom of the unit. For fireplace doors, check the packaging or the installation instructions. The model number usually starts with letters followed by numbers (e.g., DGP552CSP-D, BF30NMDG, etc.).