What is it made of? I want to mount it above a wall heater.
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Part plastic, part metal. The plastic is very sturdy but I'm not sure it would be safe near a heater.
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PVC plastic scissors and laminated metal rods across...it should not have issues taking heat.
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I have it mounted above my fireplace and had no issues. It's incredibly light compared to the plasma that we replaced. We have this mounting kit http://goo.gl/HOvCn and I installed this http://goo.gl/FiK7r box for running the wires through the wall and power.
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It is made of plywood. I've had mine for 6 months now and it has held up fairly well. Just make sure you hold onto the hardware to re-tighten up the bolts after a few weeks or so.
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It's made of...Body/steel Top plate / fluorine coat plate Gotoku/ heat resistant aluminum die casting Burner/heat resistant aluminum die casting Appliance valve knob/ ABS resin
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No need to mount the heater directly on the studs.First, Mount a finished piece of wood on the wall in the wood studs. (Use white baseboard wood; it looks good).Then mount the heater on top of that, on the finished piece of wood on the wall.
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I believe it's plastic-coated wire. I don't know the workload offhand, it's been up for a few years, and hasn't let me down yet. I hang ALL my laundry on it all winter near the woodstove, except really heavy items like rugs or husband's heavy work coat.
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Its a black metal fram with 3 - Glass shelves about 50" wide. It's really made to set the TV on, not just for the components. I put it in the corner, square with the walls, then swiveled the TV on top of it, until I get the wall mount installed. SANUS is the mfg company, and I bought it via Amazon.com
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Plastic. The whole thing is plastic. BTW, I have since had the same problem with every one of my OttLite lamps (6): base eventually starts making a buzzing noise ( possibly something gets loose in the base).
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It is made out of plastic. Bought it, tried it once, and placed it back in the box back of the closet. Money so waisted. Water does not heat up and not much of a vibration.
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The heater comes with a mounting bracket that screws to the wall on then you hang the unit from the two tabs on either side of the bracket. It ends up being fairly flush to the wall
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While the heater blows to the bottom, I personally wouldn't put anything like that on top of the heater, the base isn't exactly that wide. Leigh is correct that the unit is sturdy but it wouldn't take much to push it over forward or backward. Besides it only comes up above your knee, which is not very high, you can get a 19" wall mount for about $10, a lot less likely that your tv will get knocked over.
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To the best of my knowledge it is all metal. I would probably not subject it to excessive heat on a regular basis since it is intended for decorative use. If left there once by accident, it should be ok though it could feasibly warp from the heat.
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It is aluminum, my ol one was just a rubber grommet with a insert. The insert melted on overheating. This one works the same way!
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It's made of thin metal tubes that slip into one another ( may need another pair of hand to help set it up) But I put mine up alone. It has been set up for months now and still looks like new. I have been well please by my purchase.
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It is a thermostat. Not sure what else you'd use it for. It mounts to a wall box - wired-in between the line power supply & the heater.
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Not sure of what it is made of. I'm guessing some sort of fiberglass product. It is 3/4 in. thick and has a temperature range of up to 1000F.
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It is a piece of stainless steel over a ceramic piece. It is glued so if it gets hot in may fall off. I can send you a sample from my left overs if you want. It is on a mesh backing but I took it off the mesh and used grout to put it around my sink.