Imperial RG3353 Floor Register 2.25x12 Bronze Age

Product Description

The IMPERIAL MFG GROUP USA INC RG3353 is a decorative floor register measuring 2.25 inches by 12 inches, designed for residential HVAC duct openings where aesthetics matter as much as airflow control. The face plate is constructed from 1.5mm solid steel and finished with a textured powder coat in a Bronze Age tone, part of the Imperial Signature Series. The Wonderland surface pattern adds a decorative element suited to trending floor finishes. The damper is molded from high-impact polystyrene, which resists rust and corrosion over time. HVAC installers and finish contractors typically handle this register at the tail end of a duct installation or during a renovation refresh.

This register is designed for standard residential floor duct openings sized at 2.25 inches by 12 inches. It fits flush into the floor and provides adjustable multi-directional airflow control through its built-in damper. The Bronze Age powder coat finish is intended to complement wood, tile, and luxury vinyl flooring common in updated residential interiors. It ships in a package quantity of 5 units, making it practical for multi-room or whole-home installs where consistent hardware appearance is required.

Key Features

• 1.5mm solid steel face plate for rigid, durable construction
• Textured powder coat finish in Bronze Age — complements trending flooring materials
• Wonderland decorative pattern from the Imperial Signature Series
• Adjustable multi-directional airflow damper for directional control
• High-impact polystyrene damper will not rust or corrode
• Packaged in quantities of 5 for multi-room installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style decorative replacement or new-install floor register for standard residential duct openings measuring 2.25 inches by 12 inches.

Installation Notes

This floor register is installed by HVAC technicians or finish contractors after duct rough-in is complete. Power down the air handling system before removing an existing register and inspecting the duct collar. No tools are typically required for register swap-outs, though a flat screwdriver may be used to adjust the damper blade. Ensure the duct opening is clean and free of debris before setting the new register in place.