Custom Baseboard - I think
This (photo) is what I believe is custom baseboard.
Can anyone tell me if it is actually purchased this way?
Hot water heating system in a house built in the 00's. (That's 2000s).
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is that wood covered? There are no manufacturers of wood covered baseboards that I know of
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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That was probably custom built by a carpenter, with a standard fin tube element inside.
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Bburd0 -
I've seen covers like that in magazine ads. They are standard baseboards with 3rd party covers.
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a number of companies make custom fin tube covers, find some online. Or a custom woodworker could build them.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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Nice workmanship …
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Thanks for the replies.
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Be careful of some of these creative wooden alternatives. The ugly metal covers that come with most standard baseboards are very carefully designed for convective flow of air—which is exceedingly important with fin tube baseboard elements. These heat the room mostly with convective air and NOT true radiant heat. Much consideration for this convective flow of air MUST be provided for with any baseboard cover or it will reduce the effectiveness of heat delivery by your existing system.
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