Baseboard Radiator Covers

JOHN_103

try this site www.radiantwraps.com they might be a little pricey

Tim in Ann Arbor

Need new coves

I recently renovated our 1959 quad level. One of the last things left is to replace the radiator covers. the pipe and fins are fine. I am having trouble finding ayone who sells or installs jus the covers. Looking for a reasonable solution. Suggestions?

Al Letellier_9

covers

Tim, it depends on who made the covers. Being that old, most likely they are not made any longer. Look for an emblem on the end covers. All suppliers sell what is known in the trade as "dummy", or enclosure only baseboard. You will have to find the closest in style and size. Take an end cover with you when you go shopping.

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State Supply

carries them. We've used them, they're very good quality units.

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Christopher Haley

If you know the right people you could build some pleasing wood covers. Since tube convectors don't really rely on radiation some properly placed holes (at the top and bottom to allow air flow) would do the trick. I have done it before and they work and look great compared to old and/or repainted metal covers.