The London Radiator Casing Company

Here's how to calculate the price of your radiator cabinets in 13 easy steps to easily compare the costs of different styles and sizes.

Step 1: Decide which of our two case designs you prefer, Windsor or Balmoral.

Step 2: Measure the height of the radiator, in inches, from the floor to its top. Add an extra two inches for top clearance. If there is an obstruction such as a window sill or shelf within this extra two inches, measure from the floor to just beneath the obstruction. Please contact us to discuss any measurement problems.

Step 3: Check Table A above to determine which is the correct price band for the height of your radiator. For example, if your radiator measurement is 34 inches, remember the price in band B for whichever case style you have chosen.

Step 4: Measure the length of the radiator in inches. Add an extra two inches for side clearance for valves. Round up to the nearest inch. Again, if there is a problem with obstructions, please contact us.

Step 5: Multiply this length by the appropriate price per linear foot for the model of case you have chosen. This gives the cost of the basic casing. Remember this amount.

Step 6: Now choose which style of grille you want fitted to your case.

Step 7: Check Table B above to determine the price per linear foot of your grille.

Step 8: Multiply this value by the length of your radiator (in decimal feet) which you measured in Step 4.

Step 9: Add this to the first value which you calculated in Step 5. This gives the cost of your complete radiator case.

Step 10: Repeat from Step 1 for any other radiator cabinets you want.

Step 11: Our Delivery charge is £40.00.

Step 12: If you want us to fit your radiator cabinets, we will make a charge depending on how many cabinets you want us to fit and where you are. Contact us to discuss these and any other requirements.

Once you have worked out your order simply contact us to arrange payment and delivery - pro forma invoice available on request