Looking for a radiator

tim smith

Darrell, I probably have an old American Rococco 3 column in stock, 38" tall. Here in Seattle. Just put one in for a bath for a client in there carriage house and they look great. They usually need a good cleaning and painting to get them back to there glory.

Darrell

Help finding a radiator

I'm getting a good start on a bathroom remodel...my own. I'll wind up with a tile floor and underfloor radiant, but, my wife would really like "one of those stand-up radiators like we had when I was a kid...they are so nice to throw your robe on when you're in the shower." So, in the interest of on-going domestic tranquility, and because she still thinks I can do anything...I'd like to find an old cast iron radiator that I can clean up and run hot water through. Or, maybe a new one that looks old. I don't need a very big one...only a few columns...cuz the floor will heat the bathroom ok. I really just need it to be a towel warmer with a retro look. None available in Alaska...freight will probably kill me...but, she's still a keeper after 24 years, and I owe her one!

Brad White_9

If only the Iditirod

was about transporting radiators rather than diptheria vaccine... A cast iron radiator might have staved off disease...

I have some in my backyard, including a nice Egyptian motif...
Sorry you are not closer!

My best hope for you is a good soul with an 18-wheeler hauling freight to AK and with a tad of room to spare. Near the front. In the middle.

Timco

This is a Burnham. We bought it 4 years ago. 5 sections heats my bathroom well with brick ext and 11' ceilings. Rad was $600 and $350 to nickel plate all parts.

Timco

I also have 2 matching wall mount units that may be cheaper to ship...

Tim