Does anyone recall reading a woodworking magizine on how to hide electric baseboard heaters using a wood design? The heaters must remain in use but not look like heaters.
The article was published in the last 3 months, but I can’t find it and any of the currant on stand magizines. Thanks Frank
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Frank,
I dont know the article, but I think in the current FHB kitchen and bath that just came there was an add for a company that makes wood covers. They look really nice. If it isnt in that its in Natural Home and Garden mag.
-zen
I dont know if this will help you or not. There is a company called Overboards. They some good looking covers for baseboard water systems. Dont know if they would fit your application or not.
There web site is:
http://www.go-overboard.com
Check them out. A little pricey but they are solid aluminum, go in easily, and look good.
Edited 10/30/2005 9:44 pm ET by MSA1
THANKS , yeah I have seen them advertized but client (wife)wants wood.
U want to keep in mind that youcan lose up to 40% of the heating efficiency when you do this
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