DESCRIPTION

The Arts and Crafts decorative grilles cover a heating and air conditioning duct as either a supply vent cover or a return air grille. Due to the highly decorative nature of this grille, it has many applications.

Arts and Crafts Decorative grilles were originally made in New York State in approximately 1870-1914. They are the most outstanding grilles ever made in the USA. Andrew Carnegie placed them in most of the Carnegie Libraries from 1883 to 1929. Using the highest quality urethane resin which is strong, dimensionally stable, and heat resistant and captures the exact details of the originals.

These products are made of the highest quality urethane resin without fillers, which faithfully reproduces the ornamentation's rich detail. Our resin is also strong, dimensionally rigid, and heat resistant. All products are available at the same price for any of the finishes found on this page.

Remember, when you select a finish, you do not select the material the item is cast in, but a cold cast finish. All our products may also be painted and you can manipulate an existing finish by adding paint or glaze to it.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Duct size: the inside vented area of the grille. Grille size: 2" greater than the Duct Size.

Orientation: either horizontal or vertical
Available in 10 finishes
Hand cast in Urethane Resin
Installation Hardware included, screws plus tabs to cover the screw heads
Not suitable for floor use

TECHNICAL SPECS

Tensile Strength: 7,660 psi
Flexural Strength: 10,230 psi
Compressive Strength: 11,400 psi
Heat Deflection: 212 Degrees F
Shore D Hardness: 80

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

How to install this product in a typical situation.

Additional information

Weight	4 - 25 lbs depending on size
Finishes	Antique Brass, Umber Gold, Bright Gold, Rubbed Bronze, Dark Bronze, Pewter, Nickel, Aged Copper, Antique Cherry, and Black

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