| Project by Gilp1014 | posted 353 days ago | 426 views | 0 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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I made these heater covers to match the wall cabinet “other project” in the same bathroom also did all the trim out of the same wood.
-- Paul G. Chalfont ,PA
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SRWoodworker
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posted 353 days ago
Doesn’t that affect the radiator’s ability to radiate?
-- Jerry
CessnaPilotBarry
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posted 353 days ago
It shouldn’t mess with the heat. I’ve made 100’s of covers for baseboard radiators, like the old school covers made for tall radiators. Mine have punched aluminum front panels. I leave the aluminum back in place. Not a single complaint, not even in my own home. I’m sure Gilp’s would simply draw air up and out.
But I don’t keep fish in them…
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posted 353 days ago
Nice improvement!
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.