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Osburn Stratford II Wood Burning Fireplace
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Product Details
Part Number: OB04007 eFireplaceStore Item Number: OSB-OB04007 Features
Technical Specifications
*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 6 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page if available for venting pipe that must be used with this unit. Are you struggling to find a good quality, dependable wood burning fireplace? Do you have a large space that you want to heat with that fireplace? Then you've found the perfect solution with the Osburn Stratford II Wood Burning Fireplace. CSA-certified and UL listed, this non-catalytic stove is 2020 EPA approved, heats up to 2900 square feet, and features a glass air-wash system! With cast iron doors, you'll never be left out in the cold with this quality fireplace from Osburn! EPA Certified Fireplaces (Buyers Guide) Wood Burning Fireplaces (Buyers Guide) Zero Clearance Fireplaces (Buyers Guide) The Basics Of The Fireplace Flue Wood Ash: The Benefits You Never Knew California Title 24: Complete Guide To Net Zero Energy What Is The Difference Between Wood Stove Coverage And Efficiency? The Fireplace Hearth Then and Now Fireplace Installation Checklist (for All 9 Stages) How Much Firewood Do I Need For Winter? |
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Customer Questions & Answers
10 Questions &
10 Answers
Dianne S.
from Angel Fire, NM asked:
November 23, 2022
What parts necessary for installation come with this fireplace?
1 Answer
This fireplace includes the outside air kit, but you will need to add a door overlay, faceplate and the necessary chimney components separately.
Submitted by:
Tyler M.
on November 23, 2022
Kay B.
from Petoskey, MI asked:
April 9, 2022
Does this unit have to sit on a base, or can it be installed on a regular floor?
1 Answer
This unit can be installed directly on a solid wood flooring base.
Submitted by:
Aaron D.
on April 11, 2022
Gary B
from Wenham, MA asked:
January 2, 2022
Is the incoming air controlled electronically? Can this unit be fully controlled in the event of a power failure?
1 Answer
The incoming air is controlled manually. A power failure will render the convection blower inoperable since it requires electricity. The stove will still work well as an emergency heat source.
Submitted by:
Nevins P.
on January 3, 2022
Dennis M
from Alvord, TX asked:
December 11, 2021
I am looking for a zero-clearance EPA wood-burning fireplace. Is this one zero clearance?
1 Answer
Yes, this model is considered zero clearance and it is EPA 2020 approved. You can see other options here.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on December 13, 2021
Rich
from Conneaut, OH asked:
November 27, 2021
Can you use gravity and forced air both to heat different areas or do you have to choose one?
1 Answer
You could indeed use two gravity kits to move heat to different areas.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on November 28, 2021
Douglas B.
from Goshen, OH asked:
July 29, 2021
I have an existing zero clearance fireplace and would like to upgrade to the Osburn Stratford II. The existing fireplace has an 8" flue. How much of a problem is this? Can I simply install a 6" to 8" adapter and use the 8" flue? or should the whole flue be replaced with 6"?
1 Answer
The entire vent length should consist of an approved 6" Class A Chimney.
Submitted by:
Aaron D.
on July 29, 2021
Tyler
from Atlanta asked:
December 17, 2020
Can 2 forced air kits be used with one stove?
1 Answer
This appliance is only tested to have 1 forced air kit installed. Per the manual: Installing the kit on the left side of the fireplace will provide better performances than on the right side.
Submitted by:
Aaron D.
on December 17, 2020
Dan J
from Alabama asked:
November 27, 2020
What is the weight of the Osburn Statford II wood burning fireplace?
1 Answer
This fireplace weighs 468 pounds.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on November 29, 2020
Deborah M
from Rohersville, MD asked:
September 30, 2020
Can the Stratford II come with a single Glassdoor instead of split doors? If not can an internal screen go on while doors are open for maximum viewing?
1 Answer
No, you must have the double doors, but, yes, there is a screen option to enjoy the fire with the doors open.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on October 1, 2020
Bill W
from Lindsey, Ohio asked:
July 21, 2020
What is the longest piece of wood that will fit inside?
1 Answer
Per the manufacturer instructions: "The most common standard length of firewood is 16"
Submitted by:
Aaron D.
on July 22, 2020
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By Greg K. from
Vineland, NJ on January 22, 2020
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Puts out great heat
I've had my Stratford II for about a month. I love it. It produces plenty of heat! My primary reason for this purchase is to provide supplemental heating for the house. It is located in a room 12 feet by 20 feet that is open to other rooms with a total area of about 800 square feet. This fireplace heats the entire area to the point that I won't use it unless the outside air temperature is below 40 degrees F. That is with the fan on high, but I guess if I turned the fan down the rooms wouldn't be 79 degrees. I guess I need to learn how to use this fireplace in less than frigid weather. I like the automatic mode of the fan so that I never have to turn it on or off. It turns on when the fireplace is hot and turns off when it cools down. I've learned that if I close the doors while the fire is producing smoke the glass turns brown. It's easy to clean with cleaners made for this purpose, but if I leave the doors open ever so slightly, the glass doesn't turn brown much, if at all. The doors still overlap each other, there is just a slight gap at the top and bottom of the doors. Yes, a little room air gets sucked up the chimney. I'm getting better at this through experience. Once the fire is glowing red, I can close the doors without the glass turning brown. I just bought a screen that replaces the glass doors but I have not tried it yet. I like the option of having a choice of screen or glass doors. The firebox has only 12 inches of vertical clearance so I only load it with two levels of wood. But the firebox is deep and wide so this is not a problem at all. It has enough capacity. I can't build a towering inferno and that may be a good thing for safety. I'm looking forward to really cold weather to see if can use this fireplace to keep the heating system from having to run at all. I am very happy with my purchase.
It produces lots of heat. The fan turns itself on and off. It can use a screen instead of glass doors.
