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| Radiator Cabinets | ||
| We offer two styles for the main carcass of your case... | ||
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The Balmoral features fluted side pilasters and a centre-tapered skirting. Illustrated here with a square case top |
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The Windsor is an elegant non-fluted case with lamb's tongue skirting detail. Illustrated here with a round case top
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| Radiator grilles | ||
| We have ten styles for your radiator cases' front grilles | ||
  Diamond
brass |
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perforated |
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| Filigree |
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| Filigree
perforated |
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| Grecian |
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| Honeycomb
perforated |
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| Fleur
de lys |
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| Mosaic |
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| Sword
perforated |
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| Woven |
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| Diamond brass (below left) | ||
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An elegant and handmade, solid brass, diamond-shaped grille featuring a brass mesh background and fine-detailed rosettes.
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An old English club patterned grille available in brass or MDF. |
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Club
perforated (above
right)
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| Filigree (below left) | ||
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An interlocking circular pattern available in white faced hardboard.
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A
finer pattern than Filigree available in MDF
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Filigree
perforated
(above right)
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| Grecian (below left) | ||
| An interlocking cross pattern, available in MDF. | ||
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A
fine honeycomb pattern available in brass or MDF.
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Honeycomb
perforated (above
right)
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| Fleur de lys (below left) | ||
| A classic French design available in MDF. | ||
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A
Mediterranean pattern available in MDF.
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Mosaic
(above right)
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| Sword perforated (below left) | ||
| A Gothic pattern available in brass or MDF. | ||
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A
Regency latticed pattern available in MDF.
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Woven
(above right)
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| Decorative features | ||
| Shadow gaps & corner blocks | ||
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Nailed and glued corner blocks give the case additional strength and helps prevent it from warping. |
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| Case tops | ||
Case tops are available with square or rounded corners on both the Balmoral and Windsor ranges. If you have young children then we recommend rounded corners for child safety reasons |
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| Skirting boards | ||
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Please get in contact to discuss your requirements. When fitting your cases we pay special attention to the way they sit against your walls by ensuring that the sides are scribed to make a perfect fit with any existing skirting boards |
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A
shadow gap is a small rebate scribed into one corner of an abutment.
Without using this technique, a thin crack can be visible when the
the two pieces are joined together. The shadow gap is filled when
the case is painted, stained or varnished thus reducing this effect.
The
three types of skirting shown here are those we generally fit to
our cases. However, other patterns can be machined to match existing
skirting.Tel No: 020 8864 6988.