Burnham baseboard feed and supply on the same side

mainlydave1

Good morning, new to this site and had a question I was hoping some folks with more experience may be able to help me with. I am renovating my kitchen and have a burnham baseboard (24” wide) radiator that is part of loop. Currently the supply and return are at opposite ends and the pipes are run through a built out wall. I am removing the build out to claim back about 2 foot of needed space but then I am up against a solid stone wall. I would like to bump the radiator against the remaining build out and have both the supply and return on one side. To accomplish this, I am looking to use a Danfoss RA 15/6TB lance valve:
https://store.danfoss.com/en/Climate-Solutions-for-heating/Radiator-Thermostats/Radiator-Valves/Lance-Valves/Lance-Valves%2C-RA-15-6T%2C-Floor-connection%2C-G-3-4-A/p/013G3218

has anyone had experience with doing this or see any issues with the approach?  I am by no means a heating specialist and want to make sure I have something that works when I am done. 

Thanks all!

Ironman

That valve is designed for a standing cast iron radiator. It may work, but couldn’t you just as easily run one of the lines under the baseboard or go down through the floor?

hot_rod

Is it this baseboard? You can feed and return from either end by piping it together.
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/catsy.782/Baseray+Radiator+IO+Manual.pdf

mainlydave1

Thanks Ironman, unfortunately it is a brick floor on concrete slab with no space below. When you say under the baseboard, do you mean under the Burnham Baseboard or the wood trim?  

Thanks

mainlydave1

Hey hot_rod, yes, it is that baseboard. I see the section you put in with 2 stacked sections having the feed and return on 1 side, does that work for a single section?  Thank you.

hot_rod

I don't see why not. It seems they would show that option?
I know the copper tube double tube brands show piping from one end

mainlydave1

Thanks hot_rod, I will give it a go. Appreciate everyone’s input.