| Length (Feet): | 7' |
|---|---|
| Color: | White |
| Finish: | Powder Coated |
| Model: | Baseboard Heater Cover |
| Application: | Heating |
| Package Type: | Cover Only |
Cheech, The 5' DIY Baseboard Heater Cover is perfect. It fits right over the existing baseboard cover. Just open the box & slide it on & your done. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
I have used metal replacement covers in two bathrooms where the originals had rusted. They are white in color, install easily and look great. They are sold by PexSupply.com.
In reality the rusting of the covers occurs from the humidity which rises during showers. I have the same condition but the heaters are opposite the toilets, no spray! Paint the heaters and always use the exhaust fan to control moisture, mold, rust etc, or replace with DIY baseboard heater covers.
These covers can be used with electric heaters. Please see the link below for more information. The wall brackets are part WB001. http://www.baseboardheatercovers.com/electric.html
I can help you. I had regular baseboard heaters and wanted child proof. But never installed the expensive covers from pexsupply because some heaters I cover by furniture, and others I teach my baby not to touch. I think you can get brakets from Home Depot or other hardware store. Just buy one cover first to try it out.
Yes I used a tin snips to cut the material , its a little bit of work but take your time to cut as straight as you can ( the end cover will hide any rough edges anyway. Also use gloves as the cut end can be sharp. I have used these covers on almost all of my baseboard radiators, they look great and will not rust, even if used in the bathroom, have had for over 3 yrs now and they look brand new. You can use a plyers after the cut to even out the edge. Brian
If by custom, you mean ordering a certain length that is not offered, I don't think so. I think I asked Pex Supply the same thing. But it is very easy to purchase a pair of heavy duty shears to cut the covers to fit your size. That is what I did for lengths that were smaller than what was available and it worked just fine.
These covers are excellent for protecting small children from the hot element, as they make the element inaccessible. The covers fit over most standard elements, but you can refer to the link below for more specific sizing information. http://www.baseboardheatercovers.com/installation.html
These covers protect small children from the most dangerous part of a baseboard heater (the element). See the link below for more information. http://www.baseboardheatercovers.com/child_safety.html
Yes. The manufacturer recommends a spray bomb application with a latex or enamel based paint in the color of your choice.
From the manufacturer's website: "...the standard semi-gloss white powder coated surface can be painted over. We recommend a spray bomb application with a latex or enamel based paint in the color of your choice." I guess I am showing my age, but, apparently, a "spray bomb" just refers to using an aerosol can of spray paint.
You can paint this with a good spray paint Krylon is a very good paint.
yes
These DIY covers do not have a closeable damper.
These are do-it-yourself covers and therefore do not actually have closeable dampers.
The front side still remains open.
Yes, we do. The 90 degree inside corner is part number IC001 and the 135 degree corner is part IB001.
Yes, they offer two different sized corner connecting pieces.
This product should fit your radiators. Please see the following sizing guide for more information: http://www.baseboardheatercovers.com/installation.html
Yes, it will work.
We would recommend that you use a metal hole cut saw.
The 22 gauge steel can also be cut very neatly with hand shears.