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	Baseboard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A baseboard or skirting board or skirting is a wooden board, normally three inches to 11 inches (75–300 mm) high, covering the lowest part of an interior wall.
		Plastic baseboard is usually available in white or a flexible version in several colors and is generally glued to the wall.
		Baseboards are sometimes referred to as mop boards, cove molding, or floor molding, as well as base molding.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baseboard (290 words)

	Baseboard for orthogonal chip mount - Patent 5031072
		The baseboard electrical pads 18 and the connector pads 20 are located adjacent the respective edge of the channel 14 and the edge 26 of the baseboard 10.
		The baseboard chip mount 35 of this embodiment has formed thereon an elongate metallic conductor 38 which forms a bus to which electrical connection may be made to the backside of the integrated circuit chips 36.
		Baseboard electrical pad areas 66 and connector pad areas 68 are opened by conventional techniques within the nitride layer mask 64 to provide for the subsequent formation of connection pads in contact with the terminal ends of the underlying interconnect conductors 60 and 62.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /5031072.html (6039 words)

	Baseboard Heaters - Cornhusker Public Power District
		Baseboard heaters have a central heating core that simply heats the cooler air at floor level and allows the lighter, warmed air to move upward into the room.
		Hydronic baseboard heaters have a heating element which is immersed in a heat-transfer fluid sealed inside a copper tube.
		Baseboard heaters are the ideal supplement to the central heating system if you want to keep one room slightly warmer than the others.
	www.cornhusker-power.com /baseboard.asp (363 words)

	Baseboard Installation made easy
		Selecting the right baseboard for the home is often a demanding task for the homeowner. However, one train of thought is to use wider baseboards for a home with antique furniture and hardwood flooring, whereas use narrow baseboards for a contemporary type home.
		Prior to installing the baseboard, one rule of thumb for consideration is the nailing pattern of the baseboards onto the wall. Since the wall studs are framed at 16 inches on centres, cut the baseboards to the longest length that matches the 16 increments of that length.
		Baseboards are cut with a backsaw and a mitre box, but more and more homeowners are using power mitre saws to do the job. However the power saw's performance is limited when the final cut of the cope joint is required. Nevertheless, the other joint cuts are measured and cut with less effort.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/10890/88900/1 (369 words)

	Cadet The Cadet Electric Baseboard Heater 8F2500 Review at Epinions.com
		This is a permanently installed baseboard unit requiring a 240 volt circuit.
		Typically baseboard units have a watt density of 250 w per foot, which means that 2500 w would require 10 feet.
		Baseboard heaters provide a high level of comfort because they heat through natural convection, eliminating hot spots and cold spots in the room, effectively wrapping it in a blanket of even heat.
	www.epinions.com /content_15615364740 (847 words)

	Baseboard Heating
		Baseboard heaters, as the name implies, are installed where the wall intersects the floor.
		Not requiring ducts, motors, or fans, they operate by drawing natural convective air currents from the floor (where the air is cooler) across an electric element (some models have liquid-filled elements) with several fins.
		Typically, an inexpensive bi-metal coil spring thermostat is used to operate baseboard heaters.
	salemelectric.com /info/heating/baseboard_heating.aspx (423 words)

	The Cadet Electric Baseboard: The practical choice for bedrooms
		The electric baseboard heater is the number one choice for low cost installation, and the quiet operation makes it the preferred heater for bedrooms.
		Baseboard heaters work best when placed under a window and at least 1' from furniture or other objects.
		The electric baseboard heater may be placed directly on the floor and mounted to the wall.
	www.cadetco.com /show_product.php?prodid=1004 (466 words)

	Slant Fin Frequently asked homeowner questions about home heating (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Baseboard introduces convected and radiant heat at floor level, does not create drafts that cool your skin and avoids excessive, wasteful stratification of air (hot near the ceiling, cold at your feet).
		Baseboard is also easy to zone so you can vary the heat level from one space to another and choose not to heat unused rooms.
		Baseboard radiators are mounted on the wall but the bottoms of the front panels have adequate clearance for carpeting to fit underneath.
	www.baseboard.com /faq.html (1525 words)

	Seattle City Light Conservation \| Home Heating: Zonal Heating
		Electric baseboard heaters have long been popular among builders because they cost less and are easier to install than furnaces.
		Baseboards have customarily been located under windows in order to improve the distribution of the heat into the room.
		Moreover, in many rooms the wall area under a window is the perfect spot against which to put a sofa or other piece of furniture thus blocking the flow of warm air.
	www.ci.seattle.wa.us /light/conserve/resident/homeheating/cv5_zsys.asp (738 words)

	Clark Public Utilities - Baseboard heating systems
		There are two components to a baseboard system...the thermostat and the element.
		Cold air is drawn over the heated fins from the bottom of the baseboard and is directed into the room by a deflector hood.
		Before you open the baseboard cover, turn the heater off at the breaker panel and let the heating element cool.
	www.clarkpublicutilities.com /Residential/heatingSystems/baseboardHeat (278 words)

	How to Install Baseboard Trim
		Baseboard trim covers the joints between the walls and the floor and adds an essential finishing touch to a room.
		Baseboard is usually finished with a gloss or semi-gloss paint or varnish, so the lines separating the baseboard from the wall and the shoe molding, and the shoe molding from the floor, must not be crossed with the finishing material.
		Shoe molding typically is attached to the baseboard, although with hardwood floors, some prefer to attach it to the floor to avoid having gaps open up later between the molding and the floor.
	www.renovationexperts.com /baseboard-trim.asp (526 words)

	Baseboard Heaters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Electric baseboard heaters are equipped with an electric heating element built within a metal casing.
		Typically, baseboard heaters are mounted under a window along an exterior wall to encourage natural convection.
		Baseboard HeatersThe cost of running a baseboard heater at a 1500 watt setting for approximately 5 hours a day during a 30-day month is $9.
	www.eweb.org /home/energy/heatsheets/baseboard.htm (946 words)

	QMark - Baseboard Heater Information
		Baseboard heating systems are set up so that each baseboard is responsible for heating a particular room or area.
		Baseboards take a while to heat a room compared to fan-assisted heaters, so plan ahead for maximum efficiency.
		Baseboard heating is quiet, draft free and each room can be thermostatically controlled.
	www.shopfnc.com /baseboard.htm (775 words)

	Baseboard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The RVM Baseboard is a relatively simple board which has "slots" for up to six smaller modules for which it provides power and connection routing.
		The Baseboard which we currently use is a 6U VME size card (22cm * 23cm) which is physically compatible with a standard VME backplane.
		The connectors on the right-hand side of the baseboard plug into a VME-style backplane which carries power and the Global Bus.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs/user/br/mosaic/rvm/Baseboard.html (220 words)

	Baseboard Heating Options
		Also, data on energy consumption from a zoned electric baseboard heating system previously installed in the same house was available for comparison.
		In this study, for the same operating and outdoor conditions, the installed capacity of the Enerjoy system was 2.5 times less than the electric baseboard and two times less than the that of the heat pump system.
		As a result, the significantly reduced installed capacity of the Enerjoy radiant system should be of particular interest to utilities whose capacities are stressed or whose territories are experiencing rapid growth and development.
	www.radiant-floor-heating.com /baseboard.htm (732 words)

	NPEC :: Baseboard and Cove
		Electric baseboard heaters and cove heaters are clean, quiet, almost maintenance free and 100 percent efficient so you get value from every kilowatt-hour (kWh) purchased.
		Baseboard heaters are long, narrow electric heaters that are installed at floor level along the wall and the heat is circulated throughout the room by convection.
		Dual Heat Installation: Electric baseboard and cove heaters are installed as the primary heat source for a home or building.
	www.nplains.com /energy/heating/baseboard.html (357 words)

	Sterling Hydronics, Steam Hot Water Heating, IBR Rated, HVAC, Baseboard, Radiators, Fin Tube, Commercial, Residential (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sterling produces several different residential baseboard brands, and is one of the largest baseboard manufacturers in the country.
		The baseboard is produced in different outputs, both high and standard outputs as well as a low profile baseboard.
		One of the options on the high output baseboard is to remove the damper and install an aluminum extruded grille which gives the baseboard an architectural appearance; this product is called "Classic".
	www.sterlingheat.com /html/residential_heat.htm (287 words)

	basement waterproofing using a baseboard system. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Baseboard systems originated in the midwest in the early 1960's.
		Hollow baseboards collect water from weep holes tapped in the bottom row of blocks and channel the water to a sump pump or floor drain.
		Baseboard systems are used by the Housing Authoritys of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nebraska The first P.V.C. baseboard system was patented by Robert Cotten and is widely recognized for the design that uses a flexible hinged front.
	www.waterproofing.org /baseboard.html (101 words)

	Baseboard Heating: VLX Series - Runtal Radiators
		Runtal's baseboard (made to order) is available in 1 to 4 tube heights.
		It may be manufactured in lengths from 20 inches to 29-1/2 feet long in increments of 2 inches.
		Runtal's baseboard style is perfect for situations where sheet metal-covered fin-tube or cast iron is being replaced.
	www.runtalnorthamerica.com /residential_radiators/baseboard_vlx.html (106 words)

	Baseboard Radiators
		Piped this way, the baseboard radiation becomes the piping as well as the means for transferring heat from the water to the air.
		Baseboard Radiators: Long acclaimed by contractors for its construction quality and ease of installation, Fine/Line 30 is Canada's premier baseboard for hot water heating systems.
		Baseboard Radiators: The Stelrad Heating System is a European style heating system, like the old fashioned radiant heat, but designed to contain the optimum volume of water for greatest heating return and quickest response time.
	www.irvingsplumbing.com /baseboardradiators.htm (356 words)

	SCIENTIFIC SOLUTIONS - BaseBoard
		The BaseBoard Digital I/O lines are accessible from the front of the DeskTop Unit and are arranged in four groups of 24 lines.
		The BaseBoard / PCI occupies a single PCI slot and is a short low-profile board for today's smaller computer cases.
		The BaseBoard / PCI occupies 16 (with a single DeskTop Unit) or 64 (with multiple DeskTop Units) locations in the I/O space of the computer.
	www.labmaster.com /products/baseboard_pci/html/baseboard_pci.html (1372 words)

	How to Install Baseboard - eHow.com
		The best way to install the baseboards is with a brad gun, remember the bottom of the baseboard can be nailed into wall frame at any location providing it isn't above 2.250 inches.
		It's important to keep the baseboard straight, if the wall is not flat don't try to fit the baseboard tightly against the wall, allow it to continue straight and then fill the gaps between the wall and baseboard with dry wall caulking.
		The first run of baseboard has butt joints at both ends (90 degrees), so does the second run at the opposite end of the room.
	www.ehow.com /how_15089_install-baseboard.html (704 words)

	Qmark Type HBB Hydronic Baseboard Heaters
		High quality hydronic baseboard heaters for clean, quite operation, without the noise of a traditional hot water piping system and the noisy blower and dirt of forced-air systems.
		A standard baseboard heater will heat up and cool down relatively quickly which results in a fluctuating room temperature.
		The hydronic baseboard heater minimizes this temperature fluctuation due to it's thermal mass.
	www.heatersplus.com /hbb.htm (739 words)

	OPALCO: Baseboard Heating (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Wall Baseboard heating systems are set up so that each baseboard is responsible for heating a particular room or area.
		Never open the baseboard cover without turning the heater off at the breaker panel and letting the heating element cool.
		Fire danger from baseboard heaters is low, but avoid allowing any objects to come in contact with them.
	www.opalco.com /prodsvcs/heatoptions/baseboard.htm (324 words)

	Cozy Heat: Wood, Gas, Oil, Heaters Boilers and Heating Systems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		All Sterling baseboard elements are mechanically bonded and this is achieved by expanding the copper tube so that there is a tight bond between the copper tube and the collar of the aluminum fins.
		Symmetrically styled for modern, low-silhouette appearance...designed for fast, low-cost installation...and engineered for peak hydronic performance...that's Model R Heatrim/American, a residential baseboard.
		The back panel stands unaided against the wall so that all back panels, filler and joining pieces can be positioned and fastened to the wall by one person.
	www.cozyheat.net /base.htm (235 words)

	Baseboard Heater with Portable Electric Baseboard Heat
		Qmark 2543W Residential Electric Baseboard Heater - 2,558 BTU - The Qmark 2543W baseboard heater is your answer to warmth this season.
		Qmark 2542W Residential Electric Baseboard Heater - 1,705 BTU - The Qmark 2542W baseboard heater is perfect to heat any room in your house.
		Qmark 2512W Residential Electric Baseboard Heater - 400 Watts - The Qmark 2512W baseboard heater is your answer to warmth this season.
	www.heater-home.com /category/baseboard.aspx (847 words)

	Installing Window and baseboard trim
		The baseboard was the next job that had to be completed.
		out several pieces of baseboard and lay it around the room that you are planning to do.
		to nail the baseboard to the wall until you have cut and fitted the entire room in case you have to
	web.raex.com /~rwneil/baseboard.html (1248 words)

	Baseboard
		Slimline hot-water radiant baseboard is the cutting edge in heating development.
		In fact, Slimline baseboard can be even more efficient and comfortable than a radiant floor system in many applications.
		Slimline 2000 hot water radiant baseboard heating panels are aluminum extrusions with 3/8" copper pipe running through them.
	www.aimradiantheating.com /store/slimline.html (765 words)

	Re: Baseboard Molding Transition :: Builders Websource®
		If the differential height is a small fraction of the baseboard height (such as 1/2" for a 6" baseboard molding), you can trim (rip) the bottom of the baseboard molding on a table saw to accommodate the differential height.
		However, this means that all the baseboard moldings in your living room (and any directly adjoining room with no doors) will also require ripping to maintain a constant level.
		Alternatively, you can run the baseboard molding across the transition, leaving a 1/2" to 3"/4 gab in your kitchen (where the floor is lower).
	www.builderswebsource.com /_discBT/00000d9b.htm (466 words)

	Baseboard Heat - NACHI Message Board
		I made a note on my last inspection that one of the baseboard heaters was controlled with a wall switch and not a thermostat like all the others...my client wanted to know if it was a safety hazard.
		Every baseboard heater I've ever seen was 220V.
		I don't know the brand of the heater you saw but this mfg (Cadet) says a t'stat is required like Jay and James indicate, not a switch.
	www.nachi.org /forum/showthread.php?t=3052 (753 words)

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