Slant/Fin Line 30 User Manual
highlights of quick, easy Slant/Fin installation
1. Drill holes for risers and
connecting piping.
3. Join the elements to risers and each other and rest on brackets.
2. Nail baseboard to wall. For faster installation,
use “T-Shot” Nailing Tool, or, use power
screw gun.
4. Drop piping under doorways.
Slant/Fin installation
5. Snap front panel back in place.
7. Snap on inside corners and outside corners.
6. Join baseboard lengths
with splice plates.
8. Install wall trims at partitions.
9. Slide on end caps f
or finishing touch.
®
easiest kind of heating
to install
(and the most beautiful)
You’ll find that pre-assembled Slant/Fin baseboard
is surprisingly easy to handle. With Slant/Fin precut lengths and telescoping accessories you can
leave your hacksaw at home. All parts snap together securely at the touch of your fingers, and they
stay together. You end up with a neat, wall-to-wall
installation of beautiful and efficient baseboard
heating, without a shortened temper or bleeding
hands. And you’re in and out in half the time you’d
need with most other baseboards.
what the parts are called...
Baseboard and all accessor
recessed installation.
ies serve both flush or
variety of stock lengths and
adjustable accessories assure
neat fit without cutting...
Slant/Fin baseboard units come in a wide variety of
standard lengths.The Slant/Fin accessories simply
snap over and behind the baseboard units permitting
them to slide left or right. The amount of overlap can
be adjusted from only 1/2” to almost the full width of
the accessory.This way you can virtually “stretch” or
compress standard lengths of baseboard and accessories to fit any length of wall without cutting them.
Slant/Fin installs faster than any other baseboard in
he world.
LENGTH NEEDED: (Simply determine which combination satisfies requirements).
These stock lengths are available in
both the complete baseboard package and enclosure only (the unit
without heating element, sometimes
referred to as dummy cover).
S/F accessories adjust telescopically to these lengths:
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