Questions and Answers for Baseboarders Basic Series 4 ft. Galvanized Steel Easy Slip-On Baseboard Heater Cover in White

A:  The endcaps are 7-1/2" tall and will not install on a back plate measurement less than 7-1/2" tall. With a 7" measurement from the floor to the top of the existing back plate, the wall brackets (WB001) will be needed for installation. For panels 5' long or less, (2) wall brackets will be needed. Panels longer than 5' will need (3) wall brackets. The overall installation height will become 8-1/4" (7" + 1-1/4"). There will be a 3/4" space from the floor to the bottom of the endcap and a 1-1/2" space from the floor to the bottom of the endcap.

A:  The Basic style is not designed for use on an electric baseboard heater.

A:  The longest panel in the Basic style is 72". Using Basic for 85", you will need (2) 4' panels cut to 42-1/2 inches each with a coupler (CP004) to cover the area where the panels meet.

A:  I used a grinder with a cute off wheel. 

A:  You may cut htis product with a hack saw or jig saw. Mike

A:  Yes, panels can be cut onsite. Here's a link to a step by step video on how to custom cut the length. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E1hIoYVgro&feature=emb_logo

A:  Yes, here is a step by step video showing how you can custom cut the length of a panel onsite. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E1hIoYVgro&feature=emb_logo

A:  Baseboarders panels and accessories are designed for us with hydronic baseboard heaters, but can be used with other types depending on the dimensions (specifically height and depth). The Basic style panels are 6-3/4" tall, the endcaps are 7-1/2" tall and the inside depth is 3". Note: Baseboarders styles do not accommodate for knobs, levers, thermostats, etc. since hydronic baseboard heaters do not require these functions.

A:  yes

A:  there is a connector, I bought mine from home depot.