Remarkable Steam Rads

Mad Dog_2

Someone should grab these...NOW!!!! Mad Dog

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Mike T., Swampeast MO

Round Radiators

Appear to be steam only. Likely rather high output in a limited space. Could be wonderful for a kitchen remodel as it takes very little wall space. Could even be incorporated into cabinetry. I see it in an island or at the end of a peninsula. You'll loose some convection if you cover the top, but a creative cabinet maker could incorporate air passages--think heated counter top...

Steamhead

They're Bundys

and you can find the ratings on page 2 of this PDF:

http://www.heatinghelp.com/pdfs/92.pdf

Now I know what they meant by "circular" pattern!

gerry gill

they'd look great in your house MD

and your close enough to drive there to get them..i can't believe someone actually got rid of those.

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Hitzkup

close enough

it's 250 mile from nyc.

mark s

john_27

looks like these are two pipe steam....any concerns with the neck crack...wonder if I can incorporate these into my broomell system?

joel_19

rads

70 seems cheap

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Steamhead

John, they should work OK

on your Broomell. BTW, is this John at Laurier?

You can substitute an ordinary trap for the water seal. Find and plug the vent holes on the rads. Remove the old valve with the neck crack, get a matched pair of new valves. Ken Kunz has some new-old-stock beauties at Gorton's offices.

Check out this thread for some more Bundys that may not work out for their intended use:

http://forums.invision.net/Thread.cfm?CFApp=2&Thread_ID=27609&mc=7

john_27

it is Steamhead...thinking about putting them in the mudroom
just off of the playroom...in place of the existing baseboard..do you think I can get away without the "ell's"...or do I need to swipe a couple from the second floor hw instalation...btw, do you think they would look sharp there? I suppose rectilinear is better because of window heat loss...........John

Steamhead

That's what I had in mind too

you can substitute thermostatic traps for the Broomell water-seal ells. Use ones that vent rather slowly like Hoffman 17C traps, they will be a closer match for the venting rate of a Broomell ell.

Call me some evening please, I need to bounce something else off of you.....