name of those split rings where pipe comes through flloor?

bob young · July 2005

escutcheon is the proper product description but they are also refered to as floor and ceiling plates.

. · July 2005

Our 1920s house is missing some of those metal disks that split into two and cover the hole where the radiator pipe comes through the wood floor.

Our hardware store doesn't have any, and I am not finding any with google because I don't know what they are called.

Could someone tell me what they are called, and maybe a source for a variety of sizes (one pipe is 2")? Thanks!

Mark Eatherton1 · July 2005

Same word as Spanish for \"LISTEN\"...

Escutcheon (Eh SKUH chun)

In your case, you'd need split ring escutcheons.

Try googling chrome pipe escutcheons

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Rodney Summers · July 2005

If we can help...

Our locals supply house has them. They're cheap to ship. If you need prices drop me an e-mail.

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ScottMP · July 2005

escutcheon

n. The shield on which armorial bearings are emblazoned.

Interesting to here where the word came from. We looked up the spelling so many times we underlined it

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. · July 2005

Thanks to everyone! Ken: many thanks, but I found them locally. I just wasn't speaking the language before.

Rodney Summers · July 2005

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