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I am also looking for radiators myself. Look on the internet for cast iron radiators and you will see salvage companies that have them. Many of the companies are located in Boston, but they will ship to you. Also there is a company Metal Man in NY that will restore radiators. Good Luck! If you are i...
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I have spent 2 winters now in a home almost 100 years old with cast iron radiator heaters. I am not really sure how to care for them. I found after this past winter, they have let off quite a bit of dirt. Walls and curtains over the heaters are blackened and dirty. Am I supposed to clean the radiato...
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Hello, Your local plumbing supply store should carry radiator valves. Online I found a few suppliers. I am sure there are more... http://www.doitbest.com http://plumbing.gillroys.com just search on radiator valve and you should find them. Good luck!
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I own an old (circa 1881) brownstone in Jersey City, NJ. The house has several large, ornate steam radiators. Some of these radiators sit atop of a 3/4 stone platform and some do not. Two questions: What type of 3/4 stone (i.e., slate, marble, granite, etc.) is used to support radiators of 200lbs gi...
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i am renovating a 150 year old house in East Hampton NY and the plumber does not want to hook up old radiators to new heating system. is there anybody out there who restores(flushes out) insides of old radiators? please reply if you do to preilly@taconicbuilders.com Thank you!
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We have an old home with steam radiators. We also have a toddler, and I would like to buy covers for the radiators for safety, but am having a devil of a time finding them Any ideas? (We live in NJ).
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I am looking for a Valve for a large antique cast Iron Radiator. The valve is called the Unique valve and was invented by Honeywell around 1900. It is used to allow a single connection to the radiator for both input and output hot water connections. The following article describes the Unique Valve....
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We have old house circa 1890. It has a beautiful round antique radiator. We have be having trouble with this radiator. It stopped heating up. We drained it. It stopped again if we open a valve on the outtake side it will heat up. This is a two pipe steam system. We believe this valve is damaged for ...
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Do you carry radiator covers or do you know where to find them?
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I am looking for a cast iron radiator 18or shorter.
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