I have some of this which I have yet to fit but my rads are quite old & i think the brackets are a bit lower than yours, I was thinking of putting some sort of packing pieces to raise the Radflek hangers a couple of inches maybe for more coverage behind. Haven't decided what to use as a packing piece yet.
is it not worth cutting strips on the other side of the rad brackets as there seems tobe allot of waist? also like the slippers but i recommend a harder sole if your outside while using a 9" cutter sorting out a breeze block to fit in a hole for an extractor i was fitting in my house , health and safety totally out of the window and it was raining but at least your feet don't get wet lol, home bargains sell them for £5 i cant recommend them enough as they also have memory foam..
It’s absolutely worth cutting strips to cover as much of the radiator as possible. It may be that you can see them when fitted but will ensure performance is improved. I wear safety boots when outside following an assessment of the risks involved in the activity.
@@DIYJourney1 I was looking at the super foil and looks good but what I like about that radflex it just hangs on the brackets and no faffing with sticky pads also they could dry out and have to refit some.. I can see a market for safety slippers lol
Hi, Certainly can, basically, Im locked out of it, Instagram/Facebook/Meta aren’t willing to help with no means of speaking to anyone, so unfortunately it just disappeared. So I’v decided to turn more attention to CZcams now as helps more with self development also. Very well thank you for asking, hope you are too.
I have some of this which I have yet to fit but my rads are quite old & i think the brackets are a bit lower than yours, I was thinking of putting some sort of packing pieces to raise the Radflek hangers a couple of inches maybe for more coverage behind. Haven't decided what to use as a packing piece yet.
Maybe you could super glue together the hangars in to some contraption to raise it all
is it not worth cutting strips on the other side of the rad brackets as there seems tobe allot of waist? also like the slippers but i recommend a harder sole if your outside while using a 9" cutter sorting out a breeze block to fit in a hole for an extractor i was fitting in my house , health and safety totally out of the window and it was raining but at least your feet don't get wet lol, home bargains sell them for £5 i cant recommend them enough as they also have memory foam..
It’s absolutely worth cutting strips to cover as much of the radiator as possible. It may be that you can see them when fitted but will ensure performance is improved.
I wear safety boots when outside following an assessment of the risks involved in the activity.
@@DIYJourney1 I was looking at the super foil and looks good but what I like about that radflex it just hangs on the brackets and no faffing with sticky pads also they could dry out and have to refit some.. I can see a market for safety slippers lol
Hi can I please ask what happened to your instagram page?
Hope everything is ok & you & family are well
Hi,
Certainly can, basically, Im locked out of it, Instagram/Facebook/Meta aren’t willing to help with no means of speaking to anyone, so unfortunately it just disappeared. So I’v decided to turn more attention to CZcams now as helps more with self development also.
Very well thank you for asking, hope you are too.
Lot of messing around putting that thin strip in and then cutting a huge chunk out
Not really, pretty simple as demonstrated. As said to keep as much as possible to reflect. You don’t have to do it, but I have