Replacing An Old Cast Iron Radiator

REPLACING AN OLD CAST IRON RADIATOR?

Got an old one lying around? Today's Cast Iron Radiators come in standard sizes 19" High or 25" High, 4 tube or
6 tube widths. But back in the day it wasn't so simple.

Lucky for you we've created this quick and easy tool to help you find what you need :)

REPLACING AN OLD CAST IRON RADIATOR?

Step 1 How many Tubes (Columns) was your old unit?

Remember, Here's the difference between COLUMNS and SECTIONS:

Ready? Great. Select Your # of Columns Below.

Step 2 What Is The Approximate Height Of Your Old Unit?

Step 3 How Many Sections Was Your Old Unit?

(refer to that first picture again for a columns vs. sections refresher)

Step 4 What New Model Would You Like?

Note: 19 Inch High Units are only available in 4 Tube Width.

Below are the suitable models for you

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REPLACING AN OLD CAST IRON RADIATOR?

Step 1 How many Tubes (Columns) was your old unit?

Remember, Here's the difference between COLUMNS and SECTIONS:

Ready? Great. Select Your # of Columns Below.

Step 2 What Is The Approximate Height Of Your Old Unit?

Step 3 How Many Sections Was Your Old Unit?

(refer to that first picture again for a columns vs. sections refresher)

Step 4 What New Model Would You Like?

Note: 19 Inch High Units are only available in 4 Tube Width.

Below are the suitable models for you

Got Another Room? Start Over

Got Another Room?
Start Over