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Radiators

HVACR Heritage Centre > Radiators
Long low, unpainted radiators are installed in the garage, below each of the two large windows. These radiators are a 4 tube design with as many as 20 sections. (C-28)
Long low, unpainted radiators are installed in the garage, below each of the two large windows. These radiators are a 4 tube design with as many as 20 sections. (C-28)
The 4 tube structure can be seen in this end view (C-28).
The 4 tube structure can be seen in this end view (C-28).
A manual control valve in the return pipe leading from the second.
A manual control valve in the return pipe leading from the second.
A third radiator (C-26) in the garage is a tall, double tube design with 18 sections.
A third radiator (C-26) in the garage is a tall, double tube design with 18 sections.
Another view of third radiator (C-26).
Another view of third radiator (C-26).
Small radiators are installed in several of the smaller spaces in the building. This one (C-25) is in the front hallway on the ground floor.
Small radiators are installed in several of the smaller spaces in the building. This one (C-25) is in the front hallway on the ground floor.
Low, 4 tube radiators are installed below most of the windows in rooms on the ground and second floors. (C-24)
Low, 4 tube radiators are installed below most of the windows in rooms on the ground and second floors. (C-24)
Small, 5-section radiator beneath window in second floor bathroom. (C-34)
Small, 5-section radiator beneath window in second floor bathroom. (C-34)
Manual heat control valve at base of 4-tube radiator. (C-31)
Manual heat control valve at base of 4-tube radiator. (C-31)
Radiator bleeder valve and close-up of cast-iron bosses on the upper surface. These projections allowed a shelf to be placed on top of the radiator.
Radiator bleeder valve and close-up of cast-iron bosses on the upper surface. These projections allowed a shelf to be placed on top of the radiator.
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