We are changing our heating system. We have several beautiful radiators. Where can I go to sell them?

Answer 1

you could try e-bay but if they are real old try an antique collector or the news paper My brother-in-law sold his they were 103 years old and he got
$2,000 a piece for them in the newspaper

Answer 2

Unless you happen to have an antique store or renovated historic hotel in you're area, i would suggest trying some place where you would reach a broader area such as ebay or some place similar, they are worth some pretty good money to someone in the market for them. As a contractor myself i often run into such item's, and have to locate the particular clientele for that type of item. The East coast is still pretty big on radiant heat i would try to focus on that general vicinity. But as i said a historic hotel would consider these item's to be a treasure, even if they no longer utilized that particular heat source, it's a time/era piece that goes nicely w/ the general decor of there atmosphere.

Answer 3

Ebay...you'll get the best price...if you are near me here in the Chicago area...try some of the second hand building surplus stores...but Ebay is by far the best. Have the buyer arrange pickup or shipping themselves....I sold all our old home's radiators, french doors, stained glass, etc. on Ebay and made a bunch!

Answer 4

ebay