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My wife and I bought a new home this summer. Our house is a brick two story and was constructed in the 1850s. It has a huge attic. The attic is not heated and has insulation on the floor. The problem we are having is moisture in the attic. The only ventilation right now is a big exhaust fan that is ...
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where can i find the old vents that go on the floor for the AC? the only place ive found is rejuvination and they only have one style. thanks
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I have a home built in 1952 which is on a slab with the heating in the floor and vented through the baseboards. I have been looking for new heating vents for some time without any luck. The originals were painted metal measuring 13 by 5 1/4 with a one inch depth.
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hi there, my tiny little northern vermont 1820 1 1/4 story farmhouse has through-floor stovepipe holes. i want to continue to use these for gravity air vents. where can i find round registers or grates? do i have to make them? thanks, stephen
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I am doing some renovation, and the prior owners ripped off the brass/ cast register covers (aprx 11x11x6 inches out at the base) and put a big wall plate on top of a floor plate. Id like to replace them with more time honored pieces but cant find them. The vents are at the base of the wall and cut ...
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I am looking for original or excellent remakes of the sidewall and floor registers in our 1914 Craftsman home. There are only two original sidewall vent openings, which measure 12 x 6. I need an exterior measurement of 13 3/4 x 7 3/4 to cover the the openings for these two. They can be antique brass...
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This answer may be way too late for the person who posted it, as it appears it was posted way back in February and its now well into October but at least others may benefit form this answer. Although I am a heavy proponent of materials and techniques origination, the problem with cast iron plumbing,...
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Hello, I am looking for a register that is angled. The opening is at the bottom of the wall (floor level). The bottom sticks out from the wall 2.5 inches while the top sticks out from the wall 1 inch. The opening of the vent is 12 inches wide by 9.75 inches in height. Thank you for your help. Laura
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I have a 1919 home. It has had many additions by some wanna-be carpenter! Plans where just to remodel the kitchen. AS I started to remove some old trim, the walls didnt seem straight anymore. When I removed the ceiling fan a big pulge was noted in the ceiling leading up to, way more problems than ev...
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cool that pics can be loaded and traced back to who loaded them so if someone posts their nude family album, they can be removed with their pics of grandma. If you can load some pics of your room with some close-ups of the wall to the window and air passthroughs inside and out, that would be cool. O...
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