Radiator identification

[NoviceBob]

Firstly, apologies if I've posted this in the wrong place.

A couple of my rads are showing signs of rusting (at the bottom) and I'd like to replace them.

To minimise hassle, I'd like to replace them with the exact same make/brand/model. The only problem is, I don't know what it is. There are no labels or logos on the front or back.

Can anybody identify the make/brand/model of these rads?

Note the shape/detail in the corner. It does not continue across the top or the bottom of the rad. It might be a clue to someone in the know.

Thanks

 

[Johnmelad]

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[NoviceBob]

Thanks for the reply Johnmelad.

I'm no wiser, could you please expand a little on your answer?
I'm not being sarcastic, my username is not coincidental.

NB

 

[HERTS P&D]

Hi Bob,

John is just being helpful by loading your pictures onto the site so that we can see them.

The wording underneath is only a 'tag' line that most of us have.

Andy

 

[NoviceBob]

Thanks for the clarification Andy.

And thank you John for loading my pics onto the site.

I have to admit I'm finding the navigation of this site a bit tricky.

PS the penny has just dropped re the tag line. I'm not usually this slow. I was consumed by the problem, that I was trying to work out what plumbing ref MP was short for

 

[45yearsagasman]

Replacing rads that may only require a bit of preparation and painting is a tad over the top. It may only be surface rust.

 

[NoviceBob]

Fair point 45yearsagasman, but they seem to have a fair bit of rust in them when taken off, emptied and flushed through.