Radiator Feet

Radiator feet might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about radiators, but they play a vital role in ensuring the safety and longevity of your radiators.

At Just Radiators, we understand the importance of these often-overlooked components. Radiator feet provide essential support, especially for heavier radiators such as column radiators or when wall strength is a concern. They also offer greater flexibility in radiator placement, allowing you to position your radiator exactly where you want it, regardless of wall studs or uneven floors. 

Explore our range of radiator feet and discover how these small additions can make a big difference in your home.

What Are Radiator Feet?

Radiator feet are small but mighty components that provide essential support for your radiators . They work in conjunction with wall brackets to hold your radiator securely in place, preventing wobbling and potential damage . At Just Radiators, we believe in offering a complete heating solution, and that includes providing a wide selection of radiator feet to suit every need and style. Whether you're looking for added stability, improved aesthetics, or versatile placement options, our range of radiator feet has something for everyone.

Why Install Radiator Feet?

Installing radiator feet is a smart choice for any homeowner looking to maximize the benefits of their heating system. Not only do they provide essential support, but they also offer a range of practical advantages. Radiator feet can help prevent damage to your walls and floors, especially with heavier radiators. They also offer greater flexibility in radiator placement, allowing you to position your radiator exactly where you want it, regardless of wall studs or uneven floors. At Just Radiators, we understand that every home is different, and that's why we offer a diverse selection of radiator feet to suit every need and style. Explore our range and discover how these small additions can make a big difference in your home

The Benefits Of Radiator Feet

• Increased safety: Radiator feet play a crucial role in ensuring safety, especially with traditional radiators, which can be quite heavy. By providing extra support and preventing strain on the walls, they reduce the risk of the radiator becoming detached and potentially causing injury.
• Improved stability: Radiator feet prevent wobbling and shifting, ensuring the radiator remains securely in place.
• Enhanced aesthetics: Radiator feet come in various styles and finishes, allowing you to complement your radiator and enhance the overall look of your room.
• Versatile placement: Radiator feet provide flexibility in radiator placement. They can be particularly helpful on uneven floors or where wall studs are unavailable, giving you more options for positioning your radiator.
• Reduced wall strain: By supporting some of the radiator's weight, the feet lessen the load on the wall and brackets. This is crucial for less sturdy walls, like those made of plasterboard, where the weight of a radiator could cause damage over time.

What To Consider When Buying Radiator Feet

Choosing the right radiator feet is an important step in completing your heating system. To make the best decision, consider these key factors:

Radiator Style

The style of your radiator plays a significant role in determining the appropriate feet. If you have a traditional column radiator, classic cast-iron or ornate feet might be the perfect match. For modern radiators with clean lines, designer feet with a minimalist aesthetic would be more suitable.

Finish

The finish of the feet should complement the colour and material of your radiator. For instance, if you have a white radiator, white or chrome feet would create a cohesive look. Similarly, black feet might be a good choice for a black or anthracite radiator.

Support Level

Consider the weight and size of your radiator when choosing feet. Larger or heavier radiators will require more robust feet to provide adequate support. If you're unsure about the level of support needed, it's always best to err on the side of caution and choose sturdier feet.

Column Compatibility

If you have a column radiator, ensure the feet are compatible with the number of columns. Some radiator feet are specifically designed for two, three, or four-column radiators. Choosing the wrong type could lead to instability or an uneven appearance.