Osburn 1700 Wood Insert - OB01705

Osburn 1700 Wood Insert  - OB01705

The Osburn 1700 Wood Insert from Osburn

Like its larger counterpart Osburn 2000, the 1700 insert offers a revamped version of perfect size to provide ambiance and warmth. Give yourself a real haven of peace with an eco-friendly device!

Inside and out, this insert is engineered from high-quality materials that put you at the center of a heating experience for many years: high-density bricks, a stainless steel heat shield added to the C-Cast firestop, a cast iron door, and a quiet blower for increased durability. Discover the different options to customize the look of your appliance, available in black or brushed nickel plated: door overlays, faceplates, and faceplate trims.

Specifications

Resources

Manual

• Osburn 1700 Wood
• Osburn 1700 Wood Insert (Safety and General Information)

What Our Experts Think

• Efficient Heating: Ideal for medium-sized rooms, providing consistent warmth with optimal fuel efficiency.
• Eco-Friendly Combustion: Low emissions and advanced airwash system ensure a cleaner, greener burn.
• Compact & Stylish: Modern design fits perfectly into existing fireplaces while maintaining powerful heat output.
• User-Friendly: Simple controls for easy heat regulation and air intake adjustment.
• Durable Construction: Built with high-quality materials for long-lasting performance and low maintenance.
• Cost-Effective: A great solution for reducing heating costs while offering reliable warmth.

Q&A

Q: What type of wood does it burn?
A: It burns seasoned hardwood for optimal heat efficiency and performance.

Q: How long does it burn per load?
A: The insert provides up to 8 hours of burn time, depending on wood type and burn conditions.

Q: Does it come with a blower?
A: The Osburn 1700 Wood Insert includes an optional blower to enhance heat distribution.

Q: What are the insert's dimensions?
A: Approx. 26 ½” W x 23 ½” H x 20 ¾” D.

Q: Does it qualify for tax credits?
A: Yes, it qualifies for federal biomass stove tax credits.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Ashes Regularly – Empty the ash pan to maintain proper airflow and prevent buildup in the firebox.
• Inspect Gaskets – Check door and glass gaskets for wear and replace them if damaged to ensure a tight seal.
• Clean the Glass – Use a wood stove glass cleaner or a damp cloth with ash to keep the glass clear of soot.
• Chimney Cleaning – Sweep the chimney annually to remove creosote buildup and ensure efficient operation.
• Firebrick Inspection – Check firebricks for cracks and replace them if damaged to ensure optimal heat retention.
• Burn Dry Wood – Use only dry, seasoned wood to reduce creosote buildup and improve combustion efficiency.