Here is one way of doing it, a picture ready is worth a thousand words. If you have allot of baseboards to work with we suggest that you order a few extra lower rails (PW-8) and the router bit to customize the stiles on site easily.

This is largely a design choice. If your heaters are standard height, we recommend that you order your wainscot with a base height 1-3" above the heaters. If they are tall, like older ones that are sometimes 24" tall, we recommend that you just ignore them for ordering purposes. During installation, you will just cut around them. See similar questions...

The dirt streaks that are being created above your baseboard are mainly dust, dirt, and carbon soot that might come from fireplaces, water heaters, furnaces, standing pilot lights, candles, cigarette smoke, cooking byproducts, and even automobile exhaust by the natural convection that occurs during the heating cycle. See similar questions...

Yes. You can now find programmable AND more accurate thermostats made especially for baseboard heaters as most home improvement or hardware stores. But before you go, find out if your baseboard thermostats are single-pole (two-wires coming in from the wall) or double-pole (four wires coming in from the wall). Most are single-pole and not always interchangeable. (A double-pole thermostat will have an "Off" setting. See similar questions...

Because over half of a household's energy bill is regularly spent on heating and cooling, it's important to do your homework before choosing a heating system for your home. Electric heaters are by far the most popular types of heaters. Read on to see which style is right for your home or workplace. See similar questions...

Off-peak water heaters will use 4.8 kWh x 4 hours for 270 litres, which works out to 19.2 kWh of energy for same amount of water. See similar questions...

Sure, go ahead. If you think it would be cool if I had a layout featuring something others might like, then feel free to let me know. Realize, however, that being a suggestion I'm not required to do it. See similar questions...

A Baseboard Heater is an appliance that uses a process called electric resistance to heat a room. There are electric cables inside the heater which warm the air as it passes through. Once the warm air rises out of the top of the heater, it pulls the cold air to the bottom. This cycle will continue until the air entering the heater reaches a certain temperature, determined by the thermostat. See similar questions...

There's no stored energy in this case, but the G3-60 can instantly feed back 10 to 4 kW; corresponding to 50% to 40% of the power required to sustain a continuous shower at 2.25 gpm. Similarly, an instant gas water heater's load will be reduced by 34,130 to 13,652 Btu/hr (0.341 to 0.137 therms). Without GFX, a tankless electric water heater demands 83 to 41.5 amps at 240 volts to sustain a 20 to 10 kW shower stream. With GFX, AC current demand drops by 41.5 to 24. See similar questions...

Most electric storage heaters are suitable to cover with a decorative radiator cover. Storage heaters that store heat overnight in "bricks" and release the heat through convection through the day would be suitable as the radiated heat is no different to that given from a hot radiator. Just measure your heater in the same manner as a normal radiator (as per the instructions on our web site) taking the overall width, height floor to top of storage heater and depth wall to front of heater. See similar questions...

According to the Oregon Government Solar Energy Home page, "A solar water heater in Eastern Oregon on average collects 8 percent more energy than one in Florida. That's because our ground water is considerably colder than in Florida, which makes the system run more efficiently. In addition, our long summer days add up to more energy savings. The solar water heating industry has matured a lot over the past 15 years: systems today must be OG-300 certified to receive an Oregon tax credit. See similar questions...

All electric heating devices including those mentioned above use large amounts of electrical power for extended periods of time. While it would not be difficult to power these loads with an inverter, virtually any reasonably sized (and priced) battery bank will not be capable of providing the necessary power. See similar questions...

Yes you can. All you need to do is provide a Radiantec mixing valve to step down the temperature of the water to the radiant circuits. You mix hot water from the boiler with return water from the floor to provide a lower temperature. See similar questions...

Pure ceramic. There is a hair-thin wire filament running through it. Our Pure ceramic heaters are made specifically for SaunaRay. They have a concave shape which allows the edges to fan-out the waves and the heat to cover a larger area. The Stainless steel reflectors are mirrored and made out of 100% surgical grade stainless steel. They reflect the far infrared heat even wider, ensuring a complete 360 degree coverage inside. You are surrounded by far infrared heat! See similar questions...

The factory installed propane furnace does a pretty good job of keeping the pop-up warm, but you WILL go through a lot of gas. A normal 3 day weekend with evening temperatures in the 30's or 40's will use a full 20 lb tank of LP gas. If you're camping on an electrical site some people suggest taking along a small electric heater as well ... it will allow you to cycle the furnace off a little more and thereby us less gas. See similar questions...

For detailed information for the science behind genetic testing, see Mary M. Woodsen's articles in Dog News: "The Genetic Advantage: Baker Institute at Cornell University Releases New Tests for Progressive Retinal Atrophy," May 14, 1999. "Marking the Spot: Genetic Testing and the Occasional False-Allele," June 25, 1999. And for a look at what many breeds are doing with veterinary genetic testing..."It's a Sure Bet: What Breeders Are Doing With the New Genetic Tests," December 3, 1999. See similar questions...

electric field is always associated with the presence of electric charges. It fills the space around the charge and is the mechanism of interaction between charges. A test particle with small known charge (Q) placed near a charge concentration will experience an accelerating force (F) due to the field. The value of the electric field (E) at that location is the ratio F/Q (a vector). See similar questions...

Unfortunately you can no longer buy a new highway-capable production electric vehicle in the U.S. You may be able to buy a RAV4 EV at eBay (if you think Prius resale values are high, wait until you see $40K prices for these precious cars). Contact Plug In America to find out more—including do-it-yourself conversions and places online where EV owners and fans congregate. We expect that EVs will return to the market after PHEVs are commercialized. See similar questions...

There are tools designed especially for this purpose. The Super Guide by Hyde? Tools is a metal shield that can be placed between the carpet and the baseboard allowing you to paint one section at a time. Another method is taping the carpet with masking tape or masking paper. See similar questions...