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Fine/Line 30 7 ft. Hydronic Baseboard with Fully Assembled Element and Enclosure in Nu White

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  • Galvanized steel construction is rust resistant
  • Ideal replacement for old hot water radiators
  • Baked enamel finish blends well with any decor
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Product Details

The Slant/Fin Fine/Line 30 7 ft. Fully Assembled Baseboard and Element is made of rust-resistant galvanized steel. The durable, baked-enamel finish can be used as is or serves as a great base for paint or wallpaper. Slant/Fin baseboard can be installed flush to the wall or recessed for a more concealed look.
  • Slant/Fin's fine/line 30's slim profile harmonizes with any decor
  • Elegant rounded edges give your installation a more distinctive look
  • Rugged and durable
  • Replace old hot water radiators with modern low-profile baseboard
  • End caps sold separately
  • For use with hot water hydronic heating systems only - not for steam systems
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Questions & Answers

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Q:How many feet of baseboard heater is needed per room?
by|Jan 7, 2022
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A:  I am sorry I cannot give you a definitive answer as there is no consistent relationship between square footage of floor space and how much heating capacity needs to be installed. There are just two many other factors that must be considered. As I am sure you can image the same room if located in Alaska is going to need more capacity than the if it were located in Florida or the same room with an 8' ceiling vs a tall cathedral ceiling. Now let me tell you how to get the answer to your question. You do a heat loss calculation. There are many free programs on line that you can use to do this. I use the Slant Fin heat loss app that I have on my phone. It available for free at the apple or droid app store. You enter the length, width and height of the room. Along with information including, geographic location, building material, widow size, if there are heated rooms below or above, outside doors, etc.. The program will then calculate the amount of heat that specific room loses on coldest hour of the coldest day of the statistical year; in BTU's. Now you know how much heat you need to put back in to the room in order to keep the room warm. Based on the amount of BTU's you need and the temperature of the boiler water, you can determine how many feet of baseboard you need to run. For example this baseboard puts out 580 BTU's per foot using the typical 180 F boiler water. Therefore if the heat loss calls for 5800 BTU's of capacity I know I will need to install 10' of baseboard. 5800 BTU's / 580 BTU's per foot equals 10' of baseboard. As a plumber, when I do a heat loss calculation, I do it for all the rooms on that zone because they are all control by the same thermoset and I want them to have an even temperature relative to each other.

by|Mar 2, 2023
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    Q:How many btu's per foot of baseboard?
    by|Oct 28, 2020
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    A:  Technically it depends on the temperature of the water and the flow rate. If you open the PDF of the brochure that can be found on the Home Depot product listing page under the header "Info and Guides" you will find a chart that illustrates output at different temperatures. However, as a plumber I can tell you that in the vast majority of systems I assume 580 BTU's per foot. This is because the vast majority of systems run at 180 F. Taking this logic a step further if I go to a house and there are two zones, each with 50' of baseboard. That means a total of 100'. I multiply 580 x 100 and get 58000. I then know that if I replace the boiler I need to use one that has an output of 58000 BTU's to supply the two zones. Chris 978 651 3301

    by|Feb 4, 2023
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      Q:Can you get 45 inside corners for the baseboard
      by|Jun 9, 2020
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      A:  It is referred to as a 135 degree inside corner. It is Home Depot SKU 202783270. If you put that number in the search block on the Home Depot web site it will come up.

      by|Jun 12, 2020
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        Q:can you get it woodgrain finish
        by|Dec 11, 2017
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        A:  Slant Fin did make a wood grain finish decades ago, but not anymore. Today I would recommend you use the conventional product in white and then have a local artisan paint the wood grain pattern you desire. The stock white finish can be painted.

        by|May 5, 2023
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          Replacing in floor heat
          When we purchased this house, it had in floor heat. Unfortunately we learned from our plumber that the tubing used under the subfloor on the 2nd level had been known to fail and was the subject of a class action suit. As a result, we never turned it on. (A different product was used in the main level slab.) Our solution was to disconnect the tubing and eliminate the manifolds and replace the in floor heat with hot water baseboard. Slant/Fin makes quality stuff and we bought two equaling 14 feet.that should be more than adequate in providing heat when needed. .
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              Product is good but did come with a little damage....
              Product is good but did come with a little damage.
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              The product came as expected. Packed very poorly so one...
              The product came as expected. Packed very poorly so one bent. Other then that seems like a good product.
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              Product was exactly what I needed and expected. The covers...
              Product was exactly what I needed and expected. The covers however, were bent on five of the six units I purchased. It was fixable but unfortunate. The packing material was not damaged, demonstrating that the product was packaged in damaged condition. Slant/Fin should improve their quality control.
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              The copper thickness has gone down from the last time...
              The copper thickness has gone down from the last time I bought these a few years ago. It's super thin. Several units had damage to the fins and the copper from shipping/transit.
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              Response from chrisSep 24, 2018
              The copper thickness of Slant Fin has not changed. However it is thinner than type M copper. This is on purpose The thinner wall means less thermal mass to heat up before the element gives off heat. In case the thin wall concerns you keep this in mind. First heating systems are only under 15 PSI. It is a low pressure environment. At 30 PSI the boiler pressure relief will blow off. So the pressure is much less than that of potable water. Second a heating system uses the same water over and over again so it is considered dead water having no oxygen. The lack of oxygen prevents corrosion. Type L copper is used on potable water lines because the fresh water is oxygen barring and the tube can decay from the inside.
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