NeatHeat 4ft Baseboard Heat Front Cover

Love these! Easy peasy and look great!

Excellent product. So easy to use and quick shipping. Even better customer service. Make sure when you get your order, you search for the end caps within the package. I couldn’t find mine but customer service helped me find it. Great company!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The fact that no tools are needed and that it looks like what the heater covers should have looked like from the beginning, not the rust-prone, flimsy pieces of low grade steel that fall apart if looked at too intensely. It just fits and looks expensive while upgrading the appearance of your home.

My 60+ year old house had its original hot water baseboard covers. They had been repeatedly painted over to maintain their appearance. However, they had become ugly, worn, dented, and in places rusted. After a few years of dithering, I checked a number of product for covering over the original covers. At this point, there are a number of products that look great, at many price points. i chose this product because it was the most cost effective, and more importantly, was made of plastic, so an accidental dent from a vacuum cleaner or other device would not cause a dent, or worse, a potential rust area. The product was fairly easy to install, once the installation area was cleaned of excess paint and caulk from those years of painting over and over, not a trivial activity, but simple enough. However, there were a few end caps that were somewhat difficult to fit correctly without some minor issues, such as fitting the end caps onto the front covers, prior to installing the assembly. In the end the product looks great and gives the house a very updated appearance. You could get much sexier looking products, but all of the ones I am aware of are metal and cost substantially more. I highly recommend this product.

I bought this to cover the bathroom baseboard heater that ran along side of the toilet. (if you have boys you know.) The hardest part was digging out the old caulking on the original baseboard unit. Once that was done it was a snap, literally a snap. The fit was perfect. I don't have any opinion on the heat output yet as it is currently summer here. Looks fantastic!

It is amazing to see a car in space, and still have a very hard time finding an effective replacement for baseboard heater covers. These things have been a nighmare for decades. Material: First off, the only advantage I can see of having these made of metal, is better thermal conductivity. It is a bad idea in every other form. Metal is noisy, and it permanently deforms with ease, making so that long pieces dont line up anymore, it rusts over time, it is bad. So when people complain about Neat Heat being made of plastic, I think it is off of habit. The plastic is good enough for what it is supposed to do, is will take some beating and return to its original form after moderate impact. It also makes it easy to cut to fit over different set ups. Fittment: Dont expect these to fit ouf of the box. There are several types of radiators, fins etc in this world, and different ways plumbers installed them. I had to cut my end caps, and slight bend fins to make it work. After that it fit well and it looks very pleasant. I believe these should be should be sold in box stores. The biggest down size to me is definetly the price. They are incredibly expensive for being simple pieces of molded composite. I found these to be the best solution at the moment. As soon as I can, will replace all of the old ridiculous metal covers at my duplex with these.

In the pictures and video it shows putting over an electric heater then after you buy the product it clearly says on it not for use with electric heaters WTF. Then you have to pay almost as much as it costs to ship it back to the seller, what a rip off.

Nice product for the price

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