DeRhodes Facets
The design of this Decorative HVAC Grille Cover is adapted from the Leaded Glass Windows located in the K.C. DeRhodes House. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1906 after his first trip to Japan, this classic Prairie style house was built for newlyweds, Laura Caskey Bowsher DeRhodes and Kersey C. DeRhodes, and is one of only two houses built in South Bend, IN. Marion Mahony, Frank Lloyd Wright's draftsman, also played a pivotal role in the design of the house by contributing a highly original presentation drawing.
Every design within the Frank Lloyd Wright® Signature Decorative Grille Collection is fabricated using post-consumer 94% recycled aluminum, and available in a variety of finishes/powder coat colors and industry sizes that will suit the desired air flow distribution needs in any residential or commercial application.
Screw holes and screws are provided for mounting/installation.
Style: | DeRhodes Facets |
Inspiration: | DeRhodes House, South Bend, IN (1906) |
Material: | Aluminum* |
Finish: | Satin |
Powder Coat Colors: | White Gloss, White Matte, Black Gloss, Black Matte, Antique Bronze (this is the finish, not material) |
Material Thickness: | ⅛” |
Pattern Dimension: | 1.5066” x 1.4556" pattern - 55% open area |
*post-consumer 94% recycled aluminum
Resources: For Fastening + Mounting Methods - refer to "Perforated Grilles"