This thread is one of the top hits for Clearview Vision Baffles, so I'll post my tip here.
Clearview Vision stoves are great if pricey. We love ours which my father shipped from the UK to Japan where we live. I think it is the double glazing that keeps the view so clear.
But Clearview vision stoves have drawback -- the baffles tend to wear out quickly. Our baffles wore out in a year or two perhaps because we burn joists at very high temperatures, and replacements are not cheap especially shipped to Japan. So we had a local steel worker make a replica, in slightly thicker Japanese metric steel plate, and it is indestructible. We have had it in for two years and it shows no signs of wear. The steel may be a little less mild. Clearview baffles do not have to wear out, it is just that the steel they use is a bit too thin and mild.
If there is a steel plate shop near you then getting a baffle made may be pretty workable. If you can work out a way of bending it, then you may even be able to make one yourself from sheet steel which can be purchased online.
