Hi
I want to replace two very old radiators downstairs (with new Quinns elswhere). Here, the skirting boards are 310mm tall. Have had a look at specs for the major suppliers and have found that because of the hanging lug positions the I am limited to how near the floor I can get.
With a Quinn I can get the rad down to about 225mm above floor level and with a Myson Premier Compact I can get it down to 150mm.
Is it me, or do most manufacterers not cater for high skirtings? And does 225mm above floor level seem too high?
I was also surprised to see the varying BTU outputs (at delta 50) for 1400 x 600 double compacts - Myson premier: 7846; Myson select: 8250; Stelrad 8273 and Quinn 9145. Am I missing something here?
Thanks!
I want to replace two very old radiators downstairs (with new Quinns elswhere). Here, the skirting boards are 310mm tall. Have had a look at specs for the major suppliers and have found that because of the hanging lug positions the I am limited to how near the floor I can get.
With a Quinn I can get the rad down to about 225mm above floor level and with a Myson Premier Compact I can get it down to 150mm.
Is it me, or do most manufacterers not cater for high skirtings? And does 225mm above floor level seem too high?
I was also surprised to see the varying BTU outputs (at delta 50) for 1400 x 600 double compacts - Myson premier: 7846; Myson select: 8250; Stelrad 8273 and Quinn 9145. Am I missing something here?
Thanks!