The look of 21st Century Steam Heating

Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

sounds great. mad dog

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Neat, clean, modern, efficient....and.................

not to shabby looking either, huh? I wasn't crazy about the vent tapping height, but it didn't matter...she heated up faster and more thoroughly than any other steam rad I've seen. This radiator was a Steamview Radiator. Mad Dog

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BillW@honeywell · June 2005

Looks good!

Just goes to show that rads aren't all Victorian fantasies, or utilitarian blocks of iron. That would compliment any modern home. Good job, dawg! How's the little one doing?

Eugene Silberstein 3 · June 2005

Purty

Real Purty Matt!

Boiler Guy · June 2005

Where did you get it?

Is there a website to check out?

Christian Egli · June 2005

Ditto on every point

A very nice hook-up indeed. It made my head turn.

Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Yep I really like it too

Like her two older siblings...collicky as he--, but otherwise very healthy. Thanks Bill. Here she is with Grandma Mad Dog

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

msybe a hundred years from now....

it will be in your musuem. Mad Dog

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Steamhead looked it up for me

Steamview Radiator company. I'll find it fior ya. MD

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

For the thin'-look

It was quite chunky and really cranked out the steam. This one was rated for 3500 btus. MD

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

www.steamradiators./

Mad Dog

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Boiler Guy · June 2005

Nope that address doesn't work

Purdy baby pic though. I bet she "really cranks it out" too.

J.C.A._3 · June 2005

Try....

www.steamradiators.com. A small subsidiary of Runtal, based in Ward Hill Ma. Nice stuff and like Matt said, they really crank. Chris

Boiler Guy · June 2005

That worked THanks guys

Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Thanks Chris

MD

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Ken_8 · June 2005

Oh,

She's a keeper!

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BillW@honeywell · June 2005

Looks like \"big\" sister is checking...

to make sure Grandma is holding baby sister properly! That's a geat picture, Matt.

patrick linhardt · June 2005

supply tapping

Hi MD,

What size is the supply outlet? It looks like you used a concentric fitting to increase to the supply valve size.

The radiator is attractive, for those that like the modern look. I'll check out the website.

Thanks for sharing.

Best regards, Pat

J.C.A._3 · June 2005

MD and Boilerguy,

I have used a few of these and was amazed at the output. For trimming them out, I went with Tunstall products. They make real nice accoutriments to accentuate the attractiveness of the units.(chrome, nickle and otherwise)

Just make sure you get them in BEFORE the walls are finished!!!! (don't ask me how I know this NOW) Chris

Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Nope

They are 1"...but everything is so sleek it looks that way. I brought 1" up to it and had to use a 1" brass street 45 because the pipe needed to slip past a floor joist. Mad Dog

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gerry gill · June 2005

now thats sweet..

very nice looking..

Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

I hear ya....

It went in after the fact because I didn't want it getting painted and spackled. I was by myself, so it took a little longer, but it was not much harder than mounting a panel radiator...more places to grab actually... yep, I hop eto put some more of these in, but they are pricey! Maybe, the company can give us a contractors discount? Mad Dog

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Yep...Monika Rose in her Cinderella outfit

MD

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Al Corelli · June 2005

Is that a 1" brass street 45?

Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

chew got it meng

Md

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Mad Dog_2 · June 2005

Tis isn't it?

Boy, I didn't know how big this would go over. Its about time someone made one of these huh? Mad Dog

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Owen Kantor, Vice President Steam Radiators · June 2005

Steam Radiators

Thank you for your feedback regarding Steam Radiators. The sleek profile of Steam Radiators frees up valuable floor space for your customers. Steam Radiators work with both one and two pipe steam systems and outputs range from 2,564 to 13,962 per unit. Steam Radiators are available for immediate delivery and contractor discounts are offered direct from our factory in Massachusetts. For more information please go to our website: www.steamradiators.com or call 1-800-966-0587

J.C.A._3 · June 2005

Thanks Owen.

Like I said, I've used a few as replacements and have been more than satisfied.

I was very impressed with the output of such a sleek and small unit!During the install I was worried that they may not be enough for all the glass in the room. When the owner called and said they were too hot I immmediately decided to go with steam TRV's. (She wasn't too keen on them because of the cost....)and it hasn't happened yet.

For all....They can be piped and arranged in most popular steam configurations. One pipe, two pipe are not a problem. With a bit of work, they can be mounted vertically also. This is how the bigger ones I used were mounted. Nice stuff ! Chris

Owen Kantor, Vice President Steam Radiators · June 2005

Steam Radiators

In addition to the contemporary Steamview, Steam Radiators also makes a sleek classical looking radiator, the Charlston Pro. Check this out also on www.steamradiators.com.
Owen

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