#49 Vintage Oak Radiator Cover Panels

Description : **Vintage Oak Radiator Cover Panels**
Set of salvaged oak radiator cover panels featuring decorative lattice grille work and rich dark stained wood construction. These long architectural panels were designed to conceal radiators while allowing heat circulation through the woven-style wood pattern. Their clean linear form and sturdy craftsmanship make them ideal for restoration projects, custom cabinetry, wall accents, or adaptive reuse in traditional and Craftsman-inspired interiors.

Era
Early to Mid-20th Century

Style
Craftsman / Traditional American

Technique
Mortise-and-tenon style wood framing with lattice insert panel construction and stained finish.

Tools Used
Table saws, joinery tools, wood carving and lattice assembly equipment, stain finishing materials.

History
Radiator covers became popular in early 20th-century homes as a way to soften the industrial appearance of heating systems while adding decorative architectural detail to living spaces.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker Unknown

Measurements
83 7/8" W x 12 7/8" T x 18 1/2" D

Suggested Weight
Approximately 45–65 lbs each

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
90" x 20" x 24" palletized shipment

Item Number : P16769

Category : Meade & Hamilton Home

Brand : Last Chance Salvage

All items from The Haysmar Estate Collection are sold strictly as-is, in place, with no returns, refunds, or exchanges. Once purchased, the item becomes the responsibility of the buyer regardless of removal circumstances. Limited removal access will be available for a concise pickup window only from May 31 through June 6 in Bratenahl, Ohio. Exact location details will be shared with purchasers following sale confirmation. Please note: utilities to the building will be shut off during removal. Buyers should plan accordingly and come prepared for all labor, lighting, tools, transportation, and logistical needs. RBX does not provide removal, moving assistance, or installation services unless negotiated and paid for separately in advance. All measurements are approximate and taken by hand. Human error may occur.