Old Steam Radiators Sizing Help

RandyG · October 2011

I came across three radiators and can't seem to find the steam ratings on them anywhere. The information that I have on them is as follows:

Round Radiator: Approximately 37" High, 18" Diameter (Approx. 24 - 25 Tubes around) and I think 2 columns deep - No name found

Tube Radiator: Approximately 35" High, 31" Long, 8-1/2" Deep - Name was Kelly & Jones, N.Y.

Floor Mounted Wall Radiator: Approximately 38" High, 52" Long - Name was AA Griffing Iron Company

Thank you to anyone who can help!!

Erik Gitli, Aladdin Plumbing Corp., Brooklyn, NY

Steamhead · October 2011

Those are some beauties!

Not sure what name the first one is called, but it should be similar to a Bundy or Reed.

The round one is probably a Nason. We have one like it.

You can find ratings for these here:

http://www.heatinghelp.com/article/158/Radiators/1275/Ratings-for-Gold-Nason-Bundy-and-Reed-Radiators

The last one looks like a bunch of 3-column rad sections arranged in an unusual manner. A.A. Griffing made Bundy rads, if this one doesn't appear at the link above, a standard 3-column radiator chart would likely come close.

Old Steam Radiators Sizing Help

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