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Whiskey13
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I bought an old farm house and has hot water convectors on the walls. These are marked National Art Convector, National Radiator Co. I know very little about them, they have "fins" that would remind me of a baseboard but a large metal cabinet. Can anyone tell me what the age of these is and any other info about them. I am thinking about going to old cast iron radiators in the house but would like to know more about these convectors. I have included a few pictures that may help.
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those
are 50's-early 60's. Although cast iron is the best, JMHO, these were damn close.0 -
"Every Darn Radiator"
There's a book Dan's got out - EDR - Every Darn Radiator. The're in there. How old is the house?
John Pughe0 -
Recessed Convectors:
The one on the right is a recessed convector.
They work fine.0
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