Appreciate you for doing this video! I have to take mine apart to seal holes. This makes it seem easier than imagined!! Thank you and God bless you!

Great video. Very detailed and easy to explain. I watched a few others and yours by far was the best.

I wish I had this video when i replaced all of mine 5 years ago! Removing the back section prior to trying to get the metal holders out/in using your method is so much easier!

Appreciate the breakdown!!! Starting to clean these one by one and after the visual here I’m going to be able to straighten them up even more. Thank you!

Never done these but mine are all messed up, thanks for the video that shows a great breakdown. Another project for my list!

Super helpful, I finally understand why my baseboard covers are a mess and what I can do to fix them! Thank you!!

I concur with the other comments. You have throughly shown how to take these baseboards apart. I am going to be cleaning the fins and then painting the baseboards. I was a bit flummoxed as to how they were put together. Thank you for a great tutorial. 👍

Exactly the video I’ve been searching for thank you!

Best, detailed demo so far.

That was an excellent video. Your voice was clear. Your knowledge obvious. Your presentation detailed. I understood everything and my installation was successful. Good job. Thanks.

One of the best video for baseboard installation in here !!! Great job 👏 I am one of your fan

Thanks for the video. It was really helpful to get my covers done right!

Best demo for this task. Great job…

We just did a first-floor renovation. Started with a kitchen remodel and expanded from there. We have a family room addition on the back of the house that needed additional heat, so we had the plumbers add a 15-foot run of baseboard heat into that room. After they finished, we loved how nice and clean the new baseboard looked so I asked them to quote replacing the old ones in the front of the house (two straight runs, no corners, one is 16 feet and one is 15 feet). They quoted $3200 just to replace those. Insane money! Thank you so much for making this incredibly intuitive and easy to follow video. I will be replacing these myself and saving thousands of $$$ in the process. You rock brother!!!

Thank you for a thorough explanation! It helped a lot!!

Really Thorough. i will be installing this soon. Thank you!

Nice video, process seems simple enough. So glad I don’t have to deal with that type of heating though!

Thank you! I think the disassembly tips will help me to better paint our basement covers. They’re from ~1965… but in pretty good shape. We have approx 65 linear feet of them!

THANK YOU!! I look mine apart to clean and couldn't remember how to put them back together. Your video is excellent!

Thanks for your Demonstration and video 📹 I appreciate you 👍

This is the best filmed and most clearly explained video of this process on the internet. Thank you. Do you know where I can find the plastic brackets that attach to the fins to contact the support bracket?

your video was very helpful, thank you so much!

Fantastic video!

Thank you for showing the entire process! i need to take my old rusty one in the bathroom , mainly because i see waterbugs coming through the holes around the radiator pipes. However, seeing how you need some flexibility in the radiator part to remove and put back pieces, i wonder if my idea is the right one. i was going to use grout to fill the gaps? is that advisable?

Very helpful, thanks for sharing

Great vid. that came out super good.

A great video! Thank you!

Love the step by step..thank uuuuu🙏🏽

Great Video! Thanks

good vid i was trying to figure out how to put in those gosh darn clip . Thanks bud.

this video helped me a lot ! thank u !

Great video!

Very helpful video!! Thank u!!

Your video got the job done for me thank you! Sir

Thank you for posting this.I'm remodeling my full bathroom and was debating trying to repaint the old which has been repainted 3 times before me,lol. This was explained great and helped so much. What kind of screws did you use for mounting the backplate to wall?

Thank you for your help so much

Very helpful video. Thank you sir.

Excellent video! Exactly what I was looking for. Great editing to! Thank you!

Thanks for sharing!

Great video

This is awesome!!

Great vedeo

Great video - When you were unboxing the new covers, what was that blue piece at the 5:10 mark? Is it just for shipping, or is it used for installation?

Great job great vid

Great video. My biggest issue is I don't have the grip strength to squeeze and snap stuff in. When disassembling and reassembling I by passed that issue by sliding everything into place from the side.

GD BLESS IT. DO you have any idea how long I struggled with the clamps? At 2:30 ish you have this really good tip I can't wait to try.

Thank you!

Awesome video, thank you! What part number did you use? It doesn’t com3 with the heating fins…

Mine are very dirty. I'm thinking I will just uninstall, paint, and reinstall. Great video though. Seems a lot easier than i thought it would be!

Great video. Thanks so much. If you're still reviewing comments, wondering if you have a recommendation for getting the "Vane Damper" (or tilting vent lid) off and on if there is not enough room on the side of the baseboard unit to slip it off and on the brackets? For example, if you have an 8 foot unit, but only 3 or 4 feet of clearance on one side? Do you just do your best to "snap" it off and new one on the hinged brackets? Thanks!

Thank you so much for this video! When you bought the covers - did you split the distance of a long run? Like, on a ten-foot wall, did you get two five-foot pieces, or if you had a two-foot piece left over, would you use that with an eight-foot piece? Just wondering if it is standard to try to keep things symmetrical. Thank you!

Thanks for a great video! I have a question: the room I installed the baseboard heat in is pretty small. I don’t have the room to slide the dampers in. What are my options here? Can I somehow clip them in?

I don't have that same kind of saw for cutting the cover down to size. Can I use my miter saw for that? Or, better yet, if I manage to find these covers at Lowe's or Home Depot, might they cut them for me there? (I have not yet looked into WHERE to buy the new cover.) Thanks

Ty buddy

thanks

Very good video but were did you get the covers from ? Thanks

What about when the top piece thar adjusts the amount of heat coming out cant slide in like you did? I have limited side space

What do you suggest in the circumstance that the heating element has no play offering too little room for the holders to slide behind the plumbing ? Getting the old ones out wasn't a big deal, I just bent the bottom part of the holder over, but putting the new ones in...I'm reluctant to bend the new holders to get them behind the plumbing and fins, though the old ones were hardy and resilient enough to be bent back into place without seeming compromised. Not seeing another option at the moment. Any suggestions ?

Good video! My family room baseboards were recently replaced due to some major damage to the room. The previous baseboards were all copper pipe and quiet. The new ones were done in Pex and they are so noisy! Every time the heat cycles on the baseboards, clink & clank so loudly for at least 3 minutes. When I complained to the plumber, he said "that's just the way the systems are now." Do you know of any way to quiet the baseboards??

How thick is the metal on the front panel and back plate? Looks about 0.8mm? Also does that narrow outlet plate act as an adjustable damper?

what brand is this system and wish you had named the parts at the end of the video (used in corner and to splice two pieces). don't know where to get these odds and ends for my old system. thank you!!

How would I slide in middle ( adjustable vent cover ) in a confined space . 4ft bass board in a 5ft bathroom?

We have hot water heat, I cannot figure out how to remove the covers- maybe they are painted over? That’s my best guess. Any advice? The end caps will not budge

My nephews kids destroyed the covers and actually bent most of the heating element aluminum is it possible to straighten them out or should the aluminum be replaced...

How thick should the blade be on the angle grinder?

Can you tell me where to order a custom size on these slant fins? I have an old 90” size. But I can’t seem to locate it anywhere.

i can't get the foldable fin on ! no room on left or right to slide it on ???

I'm doing this in a bathroom. Unfortunately I can't pull the heating element far enough away from the wall to clear that bottom lip shown at 2:30 and lift the back plate.

I don't have enough play to move the pipes away from the wall because the floor is already tiled. (I am replacing a rusty baseboard.) I think I'm going to have to make the hole in the ceramic floor tile a little bigger where the pipe already goes through that I can pull it away from the wall.

What should I do if I cannot get the baseboard holder behind my pipe because my pipe is too close to the wall. In order to get it behind it I would have to bend a part of it. That is what I had to do to get the old metal holders out

Can you have this and central air?

What to do if the aluminum fins are all bent out of shape and need to be replaced???

We just had a whole new system installed in an old house. Drywall is torn out in order to install new pex tubing and new baseboard heaters in the basement. The problem is they install the baseboard heaters directly to the bare wood studs before the drywall it was put back. This can’t be right? How do we replace drywall? Would you ever do it like this? Trying to get our installer to remedy, but they are ghosting us.

Where did you get the whole kit?

Where can we order new baseboard heaters from?

Where can I buy the baseboard back plate without the radiator?

What brand are the covers?

What if you don't have room to slide that thin top piece in? Like in a small bathroom.

Couldnt you just use tin snips to cut out for the pipe?

Okay baseboard master! I have watched your video, cut through my only problem screw, popped my holders but I can't get the back out. 😭 There isn't enough clearance for the holders or the back plate to come out. I called a guy, he was big mad at me for even doing this myself and said they replace the whole pipe when doing this😒 so he probably did this shit job in the first place lol. SOS I can angle grind the holders out then I think the back will slide out but then idk how I'll put anything new in here. There is very little play. Are you available for a video call lol but really tho

Most old ones are nailed

What kind of screws did you use?

Do you caulk the top of the baseboard to the wall?

OMG I am renovating an apartment and the hot water covers are shit. What is the source of the covers you show here?

Can you paint the baseboard cover instead of replacing?

Nice CPU cooler.

I used to do plumbing but I had never don baseboard. I was about to pay a lot of money to replace my baseboard

good video....but I've never seen a pipe with that much movement to allow fitting brackets behind. Seems very unrealistic. Hard to believe the pipe joints would stand that much movement. Regardless 99% of cases don't have that much play and brackets don't fit behind without significant bending of bracket. Very frustrating.

Magnet doesn't work really good when you have wooden studs

I’m totally watching this for the accent.

I would send the baseboard heaters to slant fin or a quality auto body shop and have them reconditioned and repainted so that they can be used again. Most of the time they usually aren’t badly with dents…just the paint finish is a bit scratched or slightly rusted

Tin snips are cheap.