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bathroom radiator

bigwilly104
bigwilly104 Member Posts: 50
in THE MAIN WALL
unless he wigs out every mourning its just steam.

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  • big willy
    big willy Member Posts: 92
    Bathroom radiator

    I Have a customer with Buderus modes 11 radiator that is 12" tall 16" wide 21/2" deep. It has been replaced twice in ten years due to rusting. Lots of bathroom moisture. This size seems hard to find. Buderus discontinued the 16" wide models.
    I am more interested in finding something that can handle the moisture.
  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,882
    Willy

    your right, the 16"'s only come in the model 22.

    When you say moisture, is that a euphemism?

    Is this next to the toilet ??

    I have a lot of Buderus Panels in bathrooms that are fine.

    Scott


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  • Justin Gavin_5
    Justin Gavin_5 Member Posts: 26
    Try a better exhaust fan

    Sounds like the problem is more an exhaust problem more than anything. Consider putting in a stronger fan or checking the venting. It might be "dryer duct" with too long of a run.

  • Brad White
    Brad White Member Posts: 2,399
    That and continuous circulation

    If continuous circulation is used without warm weather shut-down, cool water can be circulated. Not just cool as we think of it but below the dew-point of the bathroom during a shower.

    As Justin said, the fan or venting may not be up to the task. If the fan is on and the door is closed, you should feel a definite draft under the door crack.

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