When a Classic Radiator Cabinets Home Designer comes to visit your home, your radiators are measured up so as to be able to provide you with an accurate on the spot quotation.

The Classic Radiator Cabinets Home Designer measures the height, width and depth of the radiator. He then makes sure to include any inflow and outflow pipes that are connected to the radiator. These pipes need to be covered as well as the central heating radiator.

To make sure there is sufficient space between the central heating radiator and the radiator cover, the inside dimensions of the radiator cover should allow for a one inch clearance on all sides. To accommodate for this space, the Classic Radiator Cabinets Home Designer will add one inch to the height and depth and two inches to the width.
These dimensions will become the final interior measurements for the new radiator cover.

Once these measurements have been completed and the customer has chosen a grille style and chosen a colour option and a round or square corner option, the Classic Radiator Cabinets Home Designer will be able to provide an on the spot no obligation quotation to the customer. If the quotation for a radiator cover is accepted by the customer, the customer will receive a further visit from a Classic Radiator Cabinets site survey within seven days. The purpose of this visit is to perform a double check on the dimensions and a double check on any obstruction or awkward areas where the radiator cover is to be placed. This latter task is crucial, so that the radiator cover manufacture takes into account any special requirements to solve the problem. Once surveyed, the radiator cabinet is put in hand for manufacturing, including carcass construction, fitting together of the different sections and a three stage paint process giving a satin finish and a very durable finish.