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Nothing spices up a room like a well chosen heat register!
You can check some of them out right here:
nickel, copper, brass heat registers
eggcrate style heat registers
metal mission style registers
classic black vents
Opera grilles
Craftsman style
geometric wood air vents
solid cast bronze
cast iron heat registers
Rickenbacker style registers
Turn of the century registers
Mountain scene collection
baseboard floor vents
Black tie granite air vents
Pacific style craftsman copper
toe kick registers, Rickenbacker style
eggcrate style wood cold air returns
Pickford style grilles
Rickenbacker style with built-in filter tray
Quick
ship wood air
vents
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Wood registers range from our affordable value line to the premium single-block-of-wood heat vent with recessed thumbwheel that your vacuum cleaner will glide right over. From the tasteful mission style metal register to more ornate
Victorian style brass vents these heat registers and wood, black, nickel, copper and brass vents are well worth viewing. We have some great closeup pictures of a metal register and wood vent, that will probably answer any question you might have about design and function.
We also have custom cold air return grilles in wood, or soon in brass, copper,
or stainless steel in a variety of styles. The available patterns for the metal
registers are mission, basket weave, teardrop, and hexagon. The standard finish
is brushed and comes with an automotive grade clear coat, but we can also make a
polished finish.
Metal vents in brass are made made of very thick plated steel with two millimeter thick faceplates, or solid brass three millimeters thick. These are very sturdy and they can take the heat! You may have discovered that registers are difficult to locate if you are looking for an unusual duct opening dimension. We stock all the standard dimensions, as well are some very obscure ones. Plus, we have the ability to custom make certain model registers including different border widths, if needed. For example, you might have a kick register at the bottom of a kitchen cabinet and it may be necessary to minimize the border width in order to maximize the airflow from that particular vent.
Wood vents in standard woods include in red oak, white oak, ash, maple, birch, hickory, southern yellow pine, white pine, or birch. In addition we offer heat registers in exotic woods such as walnut, cherry, genuine mahogany, quartersawn red or white oak, red birch, bamboo, and teak at a reasonable additional charge.
Air vents can also be custom made. Typically this necessary for cold air returns. We feature the classic "egg crate" style cold air return that wood vents from 100 years ago often featured. We often find people that have had their contractor accidentally cut odd sized holes in their floor. Don't panic! It may be a predicament, but we can certainly fix the problem with custom size wood vents.
When you want to obtain floor registers, irregardless of whether they are metal if they are wood, it is very important to measure the size of the duct opening more than once. Measurements refer to the duct opening size. For example, if you get a 4 by 10 vent that means that the duct opening is 4 by 10 approximately, although the overall dimensions will be somewhat larger, probably they will be closer to five and one quarter by eleven and one quarter inches. When looking at registers, you might also want to check into cold air returns.
Most heat vents are designed to go into a floor location, in which case it will be held in place via gravity. If you are planning to mount in a wall or ceiling then in the case of a wood vent you will need to drill through the face of the unit and attached it with screws. Six inch wide units come with color matched screws for wall and ceiling mounting, but four inch wide do not.
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