Electric heater cover ideas

There’s no need to put up with flimsy vent covers, or radiators with flaking paint. Period-friendly products let you gussy-up the less-than-attractive evidence of your HVAC system, and many choices are quite affordable.

How to Make Wooden Baseboard Heater Covers.: This is an instructable about making wooden baseboard heater covers. We bought an old home and when I refinished the floors in my bedroom the metal ones were all rusted and broken. Unfortunately I didn't document that process but I recen…

How to paint your electric baseboard heaters

There are two choices when faced with an eyesore that is NOT part of the decor plan.1. Hide it so it just blends in and you forget about it.2. Turn it into a st…

know, I know. Older homes have charm. They also have lots of old, dated things that can be a challenge to update. Baseboard heaters happen to be one of those th…

Radiators are large, immobile and often, ugly, but they are effective for heating living spaces. With these 12 unique radiator covers, you can hide the ugly without impeding the effectiveness of your radiators.

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Radiators are large, immobile and often, ugly, but they are effective for heating living spaces. With these 12 unique radiator covers, you can hide the ugly without impeding the effectiveness of your radiators.

DEBORAH STUBBINGTON on Instagram: "DIY RADIATOR COVER Lots of you asked for more details on how we made the little cover for our entranceway small radiator which was part of my previous ad with @bandq_uk So here is a more detailed reel and below are the costs, Frame wood - £13.41 Scrap bin mdf £2 Rest of mdf left from other projects Fretwork panel - free Wood for top £10 Linseed oil - £10 but used a capful Primer - Zinsser primer I already had Paint - £20 only used small part of tub, some…