Survey of old ornate radiator types please, Tim

Paul Pollets

a Chinese mfg. company...they can copy anything. It's very unlikely any US manufacturer will re-cast the old styles again. The costs of manufacturing and limited demand don't make much business sense. Burnham's the exception, but the Classic radiator(s) are not available in 36" heights.

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tim smith

Looking for what you all see to be most prevalent for old

ornate cast iron column type radiators. We see mostly American Rococo out here, what do you see. Are they the most widely used from the 1920s to 30s. Need this to see if trying to get repros made in quantity would be worth it. Thanks all, Tim I mainly want to see if the Rococco's were the most common in the east coast as they seem to be here in the northwest over other fancy cast rads. Here is the type I am talking about.

Supply House Rick

where is out here?

where are you? how about some pix of your local rads!-nbc

Big Ed_4

Burnham

Burnham makes a nice ornate cast iron radiator. Check their site.

tim smith

The Burnhams are just not close enough of a match,

I have been looking into this for quite a while but still seeing if I can make sense of it. Thanks, Tim

Steamhead (in transit)

The Rococo

seems to be the most common around Baltimore. Are you going to do the steam-only or the hot-water pattern?

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tim smith

Thanks Steamhead, I would do the water config

that way could be used on both. Tim