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Corner radiator

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Rich Swatton_2
Rich Swatton_2 Member Posts: 24
in THE MAIN WALL
Just installed one in a 1600 house in Harvard massimage
Rich S
4Johnpipe

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  • ttekushan_3
    ttekushan_3 Member Posts: 958
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    That's going to be once cozy corner!
    terry
  • kcopp
    kcopp Member Posts: 4,432
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    What type of system is that in?
  • Gordo
    Gordo Member Posts: 857
    edited June 2015
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    @kcopp It looks like a hot water system to me. There is a bleeder at the top right.
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  • kcopp
    kcopp Member Posts: 4,432
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    Forced or gravity?
  • Rich Swatton_2
    Rich Swatton_2 Member Posts: 24
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    It's forced hot water
    Connected to 1/2 pex below the floor
    Radiator weighed about 800lbs
    Rich S
  • RobG
    RobG Member Posts: 1,850
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    I love the way you put it on a pedestal. I guess new hardwood will but up to it?
  • Rich Swatton_2
    Rich Swatton_2 Member Posts: 24
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    No hardwood
    This is historical renovation all wood flooring has been removed plank by plank ank re installed in same location with the same nails. Some of the planks are over 2' wide
    On the first floor we installed quick trak
    In the basement they removed the brick floor. We installed insulation and pex. They re installed all the brick.
    I will post more of the pictures.
    Old plumbing fixtures, high tank toilet,
    Re built wood stove and more.
    Project in its fourth year
    Rich S
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