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Buck Stoves: Top Buck Stove Models
We all know the comforting, warm appeal of Buck stove models, from the classic Buck wood burning stove to natural gas and propane gas Buck stove options. Many offer traditional visuals, illustrating the trait well with familiar, time-honored hearth aesthetics. Yet, there are visually versatile Buck products, too; inclusive of the familiar Buck stove appearance to the more contemporary, as well as updated, diverse fuel types, eFireplaceStore is your one place stop to find the Buck stove option which best suits your needs.
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StovesA quality representation of more traditional inventory is provided with the Buck Stove Model 329B Vent Free Gas Stove option, which has great convenience features, as revealed in the title. The remote ready option is a contender among units designed to create an instant feel of tranquil relaxation. With a configurable design that allows for free standing stove, built in fireplace, or mantle designs, this one of a kind option is meant to create the familiar, personalized atmosphere that can enhance the quality of your hearth. Also featuring mobile home approval, the versatility of this and similar products stands out.
On the other side of the spectrum is the inspiring contemporary option that offers a spin on more conventional looks that make Buck stoves popular, like this Buck Stove Hepplewhite Vent-Free Steel Gas Stove which, in addition to crowd gathering color options, comes with a durable, steel chassis and a finish which is heat-strengthened for increased longevity. Similar top quality products can be located through our Buck Stove page as well as the accessories page and additional Buck wood stove models can be found through our wood burning stoves page. This and more Buck stove models and products are a testament to the manufacturing processes that have been in refinement for over 40 years. With domestic manufacturing and additional attractive design features, this encompassing inventory reassures the average hearth owner that Buck stoves can provide an impressive range of options. Choose your ideal Buck stove right this minute. If desired, try a consultation with one of our informed hearth specialists while choosing the most appropriate, rewarding options available on eFireplaceStore.com.
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Buck Stoves Q&A with the NFI Certified Specialists
* Please Note: All customer questions are answered by our NFI Certified Specialists free of charge!
10 Questions &
10 Answers
Catherine W.
from MS asked:
March 31, 2021
Do you have to vent a model 81 out of the chimney and if so what do you vent it with?
1 Answer
Yes, the Buck 81 needs to be vented to the exterior using a properly UL listed chimney system. Depending on the installation, used as a fireplace insert or freestanding stove, will determine which chimney system to use.
Submitted by:
Aaron D.
on April 1, 2021
Keith
from Oklahoma asked:
February 5, 2021
What is the difference between a buck stove model 74 and a buck stove model 74zc?
1 Answer
The 74 model is designed to be a freestanding stove or fireplace insert, installed inside an existing masonry fireplace with a functional chimney. The 74ZC is a "zero clearance" unit that can be framed and installed within a combustible enclosure and uses manufactured, solid-pack insulated class A chimney pipe.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on February 5, 2021
Linda J
from Gastonia, NC asked:
December 15, 2020
Can I convert a wood-burning Buck Stove to gas logs?
1 Answer
Unfortunately, no wood stove may be converted for use with a gas log set.
Submitted by:
Will M.
on December 15, 2020
Marcia L
from Morocco IN asked:
November 21, 2020
For the model 21 Buck stove, how far from a non-combustible back wall is advised?
1 Answer
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on November 23, 2020
Tom C
June 29, 2020
How wide is the rear (back) side of the Buck stove model 91 stove?
1 Answer
The back width is 25 5/8".
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on June 30, 2020
Ron G.
January 16, 2020
How do you get soot off the inside of a glass door?
1 Answer
You can use our Rutland Glass Cleaner found here.
Submitted by:
Kathy O.
on January 16, 2020
Melinda
from Ohio asked:
December 25, 2019
What would cause our LP Buck Stove not to completely light? At times the stove will light, but you can hear gas or air or something rushing in?
1 Answer
Sounds as if the gas pressure could be incorrect, or there is no regulator on your dedicated gas line to that unit as required.
Submitted by:
Owen O.
on December 26, 2019
Virginia S
from Fallston, MD asked:
March 6, 2018
Our Buck stove is an older model with blowers. Recently we lost electric and had no heat. My husband said the stove had to be able to use the blowers or the stove would be damaged. My question is could we have built a fire and not had a problem. It came with a screen so having the doors open would have not been a problem. Can we use it if necessary without the blowers?
1 Answer
I'm not aware of any wood stove that must use the blower for operation, unless this is a mechanically-drafted chimney. The function of most all wood stove blowers is to add a convection element to the radiant heat being produced in normal operation, which is why blowers are normally offered as optional accessories. One of the major benefits of any wood stove is the ability to have heating in the event of a power outage.
Submitted by:
Will M.
on March 6, 2018
Carol Lee C
from Pell City, AL asked:
November 28, 2017
What is the difference between a catalytic and non catalytic buck stove?
1 Answer
A catalytic stove will have a piece called a catalyst that is above the combustion chamber. It is heated by the fire and radiates heat into the room, which makes the stove more efficient. Stoves marked non-catalytic will strictly radiate heat from the combustion chamber.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on November 28, 2017
Ray S
from Front Royal, Va asked:
November 28, 2017
Is the model 26000 or 27000 still available? If not what would replace it?
1 Answer
Those units are no longer available, and there are no direct replacements. The closest would be our wood burning Buck Stoves listed on this page.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on November 28, 2017
