When installing low surface temperature radiators and covers, it’s important to ensure they are the right size for not just the wall they are being fitted to, but also for the room as a whole. Contour explore this further…
Because of how diverse LST radiators and covers are, they can be used in a variety of locations. These range from hospitals and care homes to school and nurseries. Naturally, these locations exist in a range of different building types with different designs and constructions.
This means standard design low surface temperature radiators might not always be suited to every environment.
So, when there’s a particularly wide wall, or an odd-shaped recess, it’s important to know there are bespoke radiator options available that won’t jeopardize either heating efficiency or safety.
Here, Contour discusses the bespoke options available for your low surface temperature radiators and covers.
Standard LST radiator are available in a wide range of sizes. These start at 600 x 550 going up in increments to 2200mm x 1045mm, although there are always going to be instances where these sizes just aren’t suitable.
In this instance, bespoke LST radiator and guarding options are essential and help the end user achieve the desired results.
Prior to any decisions having to be made, the technical department will conduct a full site assessment to understand exactly what is necessary. Following this, a unique solution can be designed, ensuring the key criteria are met.
Conotur’s extensive bespoke LST heating products include the following options:
Protecting service users from perimeter or finned pipe heating, the wall-to-wall guards can also span gaps wider than standard LST heating solutions, preventing unwanted dust traps.
Using a floor mounting system, free standing low surface temperature radiator guards should be considered when it’s not possible to achieve a traditional fixing behind the radiator.
When wall space is limited, vertical radiator guards provide efficient heating, with a grille engineered at the guard’s mid-point.
Radiators that are recessed into walls can be difficult to guard because of limited space. However, guarding options are available to ensure these radiators are safely guarded.
With an open-ended shoulder design, this bespoke option prevents a dust trap being created when guards are installed in tight spaces and allows the casing to go around all corners
Bay windows are unique areas to install radiators, meaning bespoke options are essential. With internal fixing brackets, low surface temperature radiators can be fit onto angled or contoured walls.
Bespoke low surface temperature radiators and covers doesn’t just have to refer to the products themselves, it can also refer to the service provided.
LST radiators are used in a variety of different settings that often have their own set of rules and guidelines. This means it’s important that when installation teams are on-site, they minimise the disruption caused.
Take a school for instance. Contour like to work outside of school hours or during half term holidays so to avoid disrupting the educational environment.
Likewise, when installing in a mental health environment, it’s important not to affect the routine of service users. Contour ensures it works closely with staff of these environments to select the best possible approach.
Only with a bespoke approach to delivery and installation does a heating solution become entirely bespoke. Being able to be flexible in the approach from specification all the way through to fitting the radiators makes the entire process far more manageable for all parties.
If you’re wondering if bespoke low surface temperature radiators are possible, the easy answer is yes.
Whatever project you’re specifying for, you don’t need to box yourself in with standard low surface temperature and radiator designs.
Bespoke radiators and covers open up additional options in environments of all shapes and sizes. This means your heating efficiency never has to be compromised.
With bespoke options on supplying and installing depending on the environment also available, all aspects of your heating project can be customised to suit your needs.
If you’re interested in bespoke low surface temperature radiators and covers for your next project, speak to Contour’s expert team today and make the most of your heating solutions.
Contour can be contacted at;
The Mansions
43 Broadway
Shifnal
TF11 8BB
Tel: 01952 290 498
Email: [email protected]
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