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pendledad
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#1 posted 66 days ago
I made a set of those radiator covers last fall…they work great. Yours came out looking fantastic. Well done on the space.
MrFid
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#2 posted 66 days ago
Did you do the grating for that radiator cover yourself?
-- Bailey F - Eastern Mass.
Oldtool
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#3 posted 66 days ago
Beautiful room makeover, looks great. Beautiful work and craftsmanship.
-- "I am a firm believer in the people. If given the truth, they can be depended upon to meet any national crisis. The point is to bring them the real facts." - Abraham Lincoln
Ken90712
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#4 posted 66 days ago
All fo them look great!!!!! Very clean….
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
helluvawreck
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#5 posted 66 days ago
All of this work looks really nice. Congratulations.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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Don Johnson
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#6 posted 66 days ago
Smart work.
I purchased two radiator covers very similar to the one displayed, but in an unfinished state
I did NOT enjoy wiggling a brush inside approximately 800 holes when painting the gratings!
-- Don, Somerset UK, http://www.donjohnson24.co.uk
Tennessee
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#7 posted 66 days ago
About ten years ago, I restored a huge farmhouse that had 15 radiators. Over time I built covers for all of them, and they look a LOT like these!! I didn’t paint the metal grating, left it gold colored. Surprisingly, they don’t restrict the heat, but I left mine short enough so that the little bleeder valve stuck out one end so I didn’t have to take off the cover every time I bled off the air.
-- Paul, Tennessee, http://www.tsunamiguitars.com
Blackie_
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#8 posted 66 days ago
Ah I was wondering what that was in the first picture, that’s something we don’t see down here in Texas. :) nor do we have basements, After reading some comments I found out what that was.
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EWJSMITH
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#9 posted 65 days ago
beautiful built-ins – love that classic white look. Thx for sharing!
Luke
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#10 posted 65 days ago
Looks very nice painted!
scottishbob
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#11 posted 65 days ago
Hi I bought the grating. They come pre-painted in white
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Don Johnson
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#12 posted 65 days ago
How sensible!
-- Don, Somerset UK, http://www.donjohnson24.co.uk
Fishinbo
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#13 posted 64 days ago
Neat and great projects. Turned the whole room bright and great to live in. Great work!
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