This clever ceramic slab would make a good (re)make – [via] Link.
8 thoughts on “Radiator heats other things…”
inediblesays:
Yes, that’s it, I need a kiln.
rob cruickshanksays:
Hmmm. The lid on a toilet tank doesn’t really do anything, other than keep the cats from getting a drink. It’d work just fine, with a few circles of caulking to hold the coffee in place. Might not look as fancy…
Anonymoussays:
This will actually make your radiators a lot less efficient by blocking convective air flow over the blades.
Yabbosays:
Probably the neatest take on ambient radiator heat I saw was in home built around the 1920-30s.
The radiator had a “cut out” on the top where there was a bread box sized tin box with a door on it and a dial thermometer. The idea was you could bring your dinner to the table but keep it warm on the radiator while you ate.
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Yes, that’s it, I need a kiln.
Hmmm. The lid on a toilet tank doesn’t really do anything, other than keep the cats from getting a drink. It’d work just fine, with a few circles of caulking to hold the coffee in place. Might not look as fancy…
This will actually make your radiators a lot less efficient by blocking convective air flow over the blades.
Probably the neatest take on ambient radiator heat I saw was in home built around the 1920-30s.
The radiator had a “cut out” on the top where there was a bread box sized tin box with a door on it and a dial thermometer. The idea was you could bring your dinner to the table but keep it warm on the radiator while you ate.
-C