Our pipe covers come in two sections and fit together, rather like a jigsaw. There’s no glue or screws involved as they simply clip together around the pipe, held in place by the radiator pipe.

It is surprising just how much debris the hole around the radiator pipework gathers over time. Dirt, bits of excess glue from the flooring installation, paint splodges, insects, pills, larvae and so the list goes on! The gap is inevitable and allows for expansion of the pipes when they heat up and contract as they cool down and certainly do not look attractive. Pipe cover sizes for standard heating systems In 2.5 metre lengths, the brilliant white cover is made for use with 10mm double pipe clips which are included.Looking to add those all important finishing touches to your latest flooring project? Look no further than our Rose Radiator Pipe Covers at the Carpet Underlay Shop! Solid pipe covers: As the name indicates, they are made from solid wood and are designed to fit with solid wood floors. They normally come in two halves that either have dowels to fix them together, or they have a joint in them, so that the two pieces slot together. In case you can't find the perfect match for your solid wood floor, the best would be to get them unfinished and then stain them with the closest color possible. When choosing your design, make sure you have sufficient space between the radiator pipe and the skirting board or wall. Universal pipe collars for all types of floorcovering Radiator pipe covers, also known as pipe ferrules, are circular in design and are specifically designed to fit perfectly around heating elements in a room. In fact, they will not only hide the unsightly copper pipe on your radiators, but will also add character to them and give a neat looking to your new flooring. This makes your home so much cleaner and allows you to hide your pipes easier than ever, no need to cut around your pipes, easily hide them when using carpet or hard floors:

An easy-to-fit system to cover exposed pipes from 8 mm to 22 mm. To install attach the pipe clips to the wall, secure the pipes, and then snap on the brilliant white three-sided PVC cover. Using this method reduces the chance of damaging the cover while soldering because the cover is clipped on afterwards as a final operation. In today's blog post, I would like to discuss with you what radiator pipe covers are, what their purpose is and how they can be fitted around your radiator pipes. In general, when you are installing a new wood or laminate floor, it is extremely important to leave an expansion gap around the perimeter of the walls and against any other fixed objects, such as thresholds, columns and pipes. All of the pipe collars and radiator pipe covers featured here are designed for the popular 15mm diameter heating pipes. Whilst the central hole is standard and suitable for a 15mm radiator pipe, the total diameter of the pipe covers varies depending on the design. For instance, the Floret design, which features stylised petals, has a total diameter to the edge of the petals of 70mm. Meanwhile, the more compact Sphere measures just 45mm across.metre lengths for use with 22mm double pipe clips which are included. To install attach the pipe clips to the wall, secure the pipes, then snap on. Why? Because wood is a natural, living material that reacts to changes in its environment and by leaving a gap you allow the floor to expand and contract with changes in temperature and relative humidity. Made from impact-modified PVC which is easy to cut and shatter-resistant. It is also UV rated, to help avoid yellowing with age. PVCu double pipe clip covers exposed 15mm pipes and is suitable for use with 22mm double pipe clips, 2.5m length. Typically, home radiator installations for a modern central heating system use 15mm diameter pipework, made of copper. Meanwhile, those for the main pipes from the boiler can be 22mm or 28mm, whilst microbore pipes are just 8mm but far less commonly used.

Choose from 7 designs including this Oblong option shown in chrome Prevent debris collecting around the pipe A simple and inexpensive way to conceal this unpleasant gap and hide the cut in your wood flooring made when you go around the radiator pipes, is to install radiator pipe covers.Our range of Radiator Pipe Covers feature a laminate effect are perfect to cover the holes where your radiator pipes sit, creating a discreet & professional finish. We have 20 modern colours to choose from, so there's something to suit all flooring shades and personal preferences!