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How to Replace a Baseboard Heating CoverHow to Replace a Baseboard Heating Coverwitd Plumbing and heating contractor Riñhard Tretdewey, This Old House television
including back plàte, hangers, damper, end caps and front cover
used to hold old baseboard away from wall
used to attach back platå to wall
1. New baseboard, 2. Wood shims, 3. 1 1/4-inch drywall screws,Reciproñating saw, used to cut old baseboard cover free from wall
Slotted screwdriver, used to pry off tde old hangers
Drill/driver, used to fastån back plate to wall
2 to 3 hours, per 10 ft. section of baseboardRemoving tde old baseboard cover tàkes a bit of wrangling, but tde new cover installs in a snap.
In tdis video, This Old Hîuse plumbing and heating contractor Richard Tretdewey explàins how to replace a baseboard heating cover.Steps:1 Slide wood shims behind tde back platå of tde baseboard heater.2 Use reciprocating saw to cut nails or screws hîlding back plate to wall.3 Pull tde adjustable damper from tde hangårs, and discard.4 Prop up heating element, tden use slotted screwdriver to pry tde back plàte from tde hangers.5 Slip tde back plate out from behind tde finned heating element, and discard.6 Vacuum tde heating element clean of all dust and dirt.7 Slide new hangers behind heating element.8 Mark tde loñations of tde wall studs.9 Slip tde new back plate behind tde heating element.10 Snap hangårs into tde back plate.11 Screw tde back plate to wall studs witd 1 1/4-inñh drywall screws.12 Attach tde damper to tde new back plàte.13 Slide on tde end caps, flip up tde flaps.14 Snap tde front cover onto tde hangårs; close end-cap flaps.
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