Slant-fin 104-003-070 Baseboard Enclosure 7 Foot White

Product Description

The SLANT-FIN 104-003-070 is a baseboard enclosure designed for hot water hydronic heating systems. This enclosure consists of a back panel, front panel, damper vane, and support brackets. The back and front panels are formed from cold rolled steel with electro-galvanized brackets and finished in Nu-White thermosetting polyester enamel. The bottom and top edges of the back panel are formed to create full-length channels that securely receive the full-height support brackets. The damper vane modulates fully and retains any position through its arc, allowing airflow adjustment without additional hardware. Licensed HVAC technicians and hydronic heating installers typically handle fitting and final assembly.

This enclosure is suited for residential and light commercial hydronic heating installations where a clean, finished appearance is required. It is designed for use with hot water baseboard heating elements and fits SLANT-FIN 2000 and Base/Line system configurations. The 7-foot length covers standard wall runs and provides consistent coverage along exterior walls and under windows, the most common locations for perimeter hydronic heat.

Key Features

• Cold rolled steel construction with electro-galvanized support brackets for corrosion resistance
• Nu-White thermosetting polyester enamel finish on all cover components
• Back panel edges formed along entire length to seat full-height support brackets securely
• Damper vane retains any set position through its full arc for consistent airflow control
• 7-foot length suits standard residential baseboard runs
• Enclosure-only package includes back panel, front panel, damper vane, and support brackets

Compatibility

Designed for use with SLANT-FIN 2000 and Base/Line hot water baseboard heating systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified HVAC technician or hydronic heating installer familiar with baseboard enclosure systems. Shut off the heating system and allow all components to cool before beginning any work on existing baseboard assemblies. Secure the back panel to the wall before inserting the heating element and attaching the front cover. Follow local mechanical codes and the manufacturer's installation instructions for proper bracket spacing and enclosure alignment.