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Heating Pipe?

EricPeterson
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In Seattle at our daughter's old condo, there is a vertical pipe in the corner of the bathroom. According to her fiancé, a worker once told him that this is a pipe installed specifically to heat the bathroom since there was not room for a radiator.
Anyone ever seen anything like this? It definitely emits a lot of heat. I thought just a riser but if so why not put it in the wall?
Happy Thanksgiving!
Eric Peterson

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Anyone ever seen anything like this? It definitely emits a lot of heat. I thought just a riser but if so why not put it in the wall?
Happy Thanksgiving!
Eric Peterson

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That was the standard way to heat apartment bathrooms in New York City for many years. It’s just a steam pipe, with an air vent on the top floor. Works fine and takes little space.—
Bburd0 -
No steam here just hot water. But it gets plenty hot!
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Same principle. But with steam you can do it with one pipe.—
Bburd0
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