The design of this Decorative HVAC Grille Cover is adapted from the art glass of a casement window identified as No. 51 in the Frederick C. Robie House. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1909 for an entrepreneur, his wife and their two small children in Chicago, IL, the Robie House is the definitive expression of Wright's work at the height of his early career, which would continue for another 50 years and be recognized as uniquely American.
| SKU/Model | Frank Lloyd Wright Infinity Grille |
| Width | Varies |
Height |
Varies |
| Extension | |
| Projection | 1/8'' |
| Back Plate/Ceiling Plate | |
| Material | Post-consumer 94% recycled aluminum |
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| Standard Finish/Color | Brushed Satin Aluminum, White Gloss, White Matte, Black Gloss, Black Matte, Antique Bronze |
| Standard Lens/Diffuser |
| Notes 1 - Pattern Dimension: 4.50" x 1.6310'' pattern - 67% open area |
| Notes 2 - A portion of the proceeds of this product supports the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation's conservation and education program. |
| Notes 3 - CLICK HERE FOR THIS GRILLE'S DIMENSIONS |
Small items typically ship USPS First Class.
Other items will ship by either UPS Ground or FEDEX Ground.
Some items must ship via Freight-Truck and may incur additional cost.
Note: Orders which have multiple items may ship separately direct from their origin.
THE RETURN OF AN ITEM MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY OPHH PRIOR TO A RETURN.
Other items will ship by either UPS Ground or FEDEX Ground.
Some items must ship via Freight-Truck and may incur additional cost.
Note: Orders which have multiple items may ship separately direct from their origin.
THE RETURN OF AN ITEM MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY OPHH PRIOR TO A RETURN.
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