Questions and Answers for Slant/Fin Fine/Line 30 5 ft. Hydronic Baseboard Heating Enclosure Only in Nu-White

A:  Slant fin has made many profiles over the years. I discern which you have from the information provided. You may want to check there web site as it displays dimensional data on all the product they currently produce.

A:  For that I would direct you to the Slant Fin web site. There you will find, in the page for the 30 Series baseboard a rough in sheet that shows all the dimensional information as wells as installation instructions.

A:  This is Slant Fin 30 series baseboard. So "30" is the model of baseboard. Slant Fin made a 15 series in the past and now makes a series called Baseline 2000. The Home Depot sells this product as individual pieces.

A:  Yes, this is for the purchase of 30 - 5ft. pieces.

A:  Yes, I cut a 36 inch for a 30" around a corner attached to a 5 footer

A:  Yes baseboard can be cut. There are some plumbers who only by longer lengths and cut what they need. However I will caution you that cutting it takes some practice. Some trades people use a chop saw. It that is not available you can use tin snips. Make sure you have snips that are set to cut straight as there are ones that cut left and others right. Go slow as it is easy to go off a straight line.

A:  Yes, this is just the enclosure only.

A:  Cover only

A:  This is enclosure only. There is no element included. This same length with element would be SKU 202312934

A:  Cover only. When installing you may need to bend the support brackets back flush with the back plate that gets screwed onto the wall. This will allow you to slide the unit down between the copper pipe and fins and the wall. After you have done this bend the support brackets back out, raise the piece up to support the pipe, screw on to the wall and attach the face plate.

A:  Baseboard is cut all the time. In fact many contractors will buy only 8' pieces and cut the pieces they need from long lengths. It is easy to do with an electric chop saw and the correct blade, however it can also be done with tin snips. If you have never used hand snips before, I would suggest you practice first as they tend do wander off a straight line until you get the hang of using them. Thank You, Chris

A:  End caps are sold separately and are available on HomeDepot.com I will put a link to one below http://www.homedepot.com/p/Slant-Fin-Fine-Line-30-3-3-4-in-Left-Hand-End-Cap-for-Baseboard-Heaters-101-404/20231290

A:  Yes, the end caps are sold separately

A:  Yes the end caps are sold seperately because there are different styles and because baseboard is often installed in series. Meaning a person may use two or more pieces together to make longer runs. If the product came with end caps you would often end up with many unused examples.