Rad pipe position

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Its a downstairs rad plumed with 10mm JG push fit and the pipe passes through the skirting so presumably runs up the wall to feed/return pipes. The house is a 2003/04 build.

I need to establish the position of the pipe run in the wall adjacent to the window frame because I want to fit curtain hold back brackets but I'm fearful of screwing into the rad pipe.

Can anyone shed light on this for me please?

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Not a chance I'm afraid, there are no standards for that, so anything would just be a guess. Without actually cutting back the wall/skirting to see where it actually enters the wall and from there straight up, it would be impossible to tell.
 
Hard to tell from photo, but they look as if they come up from floor? Is this an upstairs or downstairs window?

If you’re confident they’re in the wall, As a rough guess, you could turn the heating on and feel the wall, sometimes you can get heat transference.
 
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Hard to tell from photo, but they look as if they come up from floor? Is this an upstairs or downstairs window?

Its a D/S rad and the pipes, like all other rad pipes D/S, go into the skirting board.

The house inner layer is timber frame construction. I've had a socket off and there are what appear to be three layers of plaster board sandwiched together then a thin gap then a sheet of Stirling board.
 
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