Heater Cover
Hammam is working on replacing installed in the heater cover.
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Comment by Tom hague on August 26, 2010 at 1:21pm
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Last fall I built 6 covers in mission style.Sizes range from 2' high x 72" long. 42" high x 3' long.Google radiator covers it will tell you how to measure and its up to you to figure it out. Also try This Old House and search radiator covers.You should find video with Tom Silva showing you how to.Dont forget reflectiv material behind radiator you can find it at menard.Good luck.Tom
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Wow!!! Now that's a great project that's practical... Nice job... This I would really try...:-)
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Comment by Youngwoo Seo on August 10, 2010 at 5:20pm
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What size is the radiator to comment, please. After checking was to give us the cutting dimension.
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This is exactly what i have been looking for, do you have a cut list. I have the kreg jig and would love to build these over my 6 radiator covers.
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