Slip-on steel covers transform baseboard heaters from eyesore to architectural highlight.
Breathe new life into your old, dented and rusted baseboard heaters with our simple, easy-to-install steel covers.
Installation is a snap. The Do-It-Yourself installation process will NOT require the use of any tools or hired help and only takes a few minutes.
Single piece panel construction ensures proper airflow around the heating element while prohibiting direct access to it, making it safer for children and pets.
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#1 Remove one endcap and the front panel.
#2 Measure between the floor and the top of the heater.
Objective: 7.5" or greater
If less than 7.5" use the Wall Brackets (WB001) for mounting. This will bring the height up by a minimum of 1.25". Note: Units with a height of 9"+ will need to use the Premium TALL (BB003) profile.
#3 Measure from the bottom of the heating element to the top of the heater.
Objective: Between 5″ and 6.75″
If less than 5″ use the Wall Brackets (WB001) for mounting. If the distance is 6.75″ or greater, the Premium TALL (BB003) profile should be used.
#4 Measure from the outside face of the finned tube heating element to the back plate.
Objective: Less than 3.125″
If larger 4″ x 4″ or 4″ x 6″ commercial style element is in place, a wood molding (shown here) will solve the depth issue.
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There is no need for fractional or precise right-on-the-dot measurements. Baseboarders™ are designed to yield an incredible amount of flexibility. Each endcap can offer up to 1.75" for a total of 3.5" when using a standard endcap at both ends of the panel.
Tip: Always round down the actual measurement to a whole number (example: 72.75″ measured, order a standard 6′ (72") panel).
Baseboard heaters longer than 7′ will require the use of multiple panels and couplers to register the ends together. Example: 8′ = Two 4′ panels and a coupler to connect them. Use this handy guide to determine the correct configuration for any length beyond 7’.
Standard straight lengths are measured from end to end using the original back plate. If a straight section is missing the back plate, measure from one extreme end of desired coverage to the other extreme end of coverage. Then subtract 1″. This is the ideal panel length.
Do you have special configurations? Corners, bay window, long panels, continuous piping, etc. Click here to learn about accessories for ALL configurations.
The Basic product line was created to maximize value. It contains the most common panel lengths and is offered with standard accessories.
The Premium line offers the most flexibility and will solve most installation challenges. This line provides every common length and accessory you may need.
The Elliptus is the first baseboard radiator cover to use the gentle curve of an ellipse to add elegance to baseboard heaters.
The Premium TALL product line is identical to the Premium Series in all aspects except all components are 2″ taller.
View Product Comparison Page for a full list of product lengths and accessories
