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Where to purchase cast iron radiators in NJ

BRIANJ
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I would suggest looking on eBay. There are usually quite a few to choose from and often they are for sale in New Jersey. Of course they are used but there are many styles put up for sale and the prices aren't too bad if your patient. After you log into eBay do a search for Steam Radiators. You can also try Antique or Cast Iron Radiators. Good luck!
Brian, another Jersey guy.
Brian, another Jersey guy.
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Hello Guys
Long time since I have posted but I have a question. I am looking to get two column type radiators to install in a house. Anyone know someone local to get some good used ones?
Thanks
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salvage yard
Paul ,where are you located in jersey ,if you are familar with paterson nj ,there's a junk yard on the continuation of goffle rd in hawthrone which goes right into paterson i believe the roads name is presidental ave i don't have a telephone # for them but they do have a bunch of rads of all stlyes .Here's my e mail contant me through it and i'll e mail you my telephone # and give you better directions there,i myself have gotten rads from here but i'll warm you don't plan on walkin g in and out there's alot of old beauties in the rough there peace and good luck clammy RDEUZA@aol.com0 -
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Governali, they are a manufacturer of cast iron products and they are located in Brooklyn.
Tim D.
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What part of NJ are you located in? I know of a place in PA not far from lambertville/ new hope that has an entire yard full, possibly 75 to 100 of all different sizes and styles. If interested, e mail me at threeleeshi@msn.com0 -
The name of the scrap yard
is A&B Scrap. I have brought from them in the past. If they don't have what you want, try the phone book for other scrap/junk yards in the area.
My company has been in Paterson for over 85 years. There are a lot of steam systems in this town. If I may,a few suggestions:
If you buy used radiators, ask if they will allow you to remove the old valve spud before you buy them. This confirms that the spud will actually come out without damaging the radiator and allows you to do at least a partial inspection of the interior. Also, do you need a 1 pipe or 2 pipe radiator? Sometimes the plug does not come out.
If the project will handle the cost, you can have the radiators sandblasted and repainted by an auto shop. They come out magnificient. If not, a good wire brushing and high temp. paint does a decient job. NOTE*** Sometime in the past, Dan H. put out an article about the effectiveness of different paints and colors. It was realy interesting (in our "steam nut" type of way).
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cast iron hot water radiators
cast iron hot water radiators
i have some radiators. Are you still looking? Good Condition. Just removed. Minimal layers of good paint. We have all the original bleeders and keys. 5 Total:
1. 25”L x 8”W x 19”H
2. 25”L x 9”W x 20”H
3. 33”L x 5”W x 26”H
4. 80”L x 5”W x 26”H
5. 12”L x 7”W x 26”H
email me at missapple06@gmail.com
thanks,
Melissa
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