End caps...

MikeR_3

Can anyone help me to identify this end cap?
I can not find a name on any of the baseboard, and the dimensions don't seem to match anything that I can find.
I had a customer that wanted to put a door in the middle of a run of baseboard, so I routed the pipe under the floor, but now need to cap both ends.
Is there anywhere on the web that I can go to look at different types of baseboard? I can only seem to find individual manufacturers (Not much help if you don't know who manufactured it!)

ALH

Argo?

That sure looks like an Argo Lo-Trim end cap. http://www.argoindustries.com/lotrim_specs.html

kevin coppinger_4

actually I was.......

going to sugest that it was HAYDON baseboard.kpc

Joe_13

Other big name

www.sterlingheat.com They have several brand names (Suntemp, Heatrim, etc.) I had the same problem adding a BB to the living room and wanted to match the 40 year old stuff already there. Only Suntemp had ones that had a beveled coverplate and a 9" hight.

Al Letellier

end caps

Looks like Haydon to me too, but here's a suggestion. I've got a guy with a small sheetmetal shop that can match anything I bring him. Sure it costs more, but what a time saver. Some of that stuff is obsolete.
Too bad we can't get a law passed making it mandatory that all equipment be stamped with the makers name. What would the extra cost be......10cents?????

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Einsiedler

hard to find

yes. i agree. Several times I've needed a piece or two off obsolete or long delivery models.
always quicker to take sample to metal shop & get one fabricated although it is more $$$.

EIN

Einsiedler

hard to find

oops

EIN

MikeR_3

Thanks...

Thanks to all who responded.
Unfortunately, neither Argo Industries, or Sterling Heat seem to want to respond to my emails, so I guess I will have to talk to my local sheet metal shop.
Thanks again.

kk_2

Haydon is here:

http://www.2haydon.com/

They have drawings of their end caps online.