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Radiator Bracket

£12.00

Radiator Bracket

A radiator bracket is a metal support component used to secure a radiator to a wall, floor, or vehicle chassis. It ensures the radiator remains fixed in position, resists vibration, and maintains correct alignment for fluid connections and airflow. Brackets are essential for both building heating systems and automotive cooling systems.

Types and common uses

  • Wall-mount brackets: Used for domestic or commercial hot-water radiators. Typically attach to studs or masonry and include adjustable arms or hanging cleats to accommodate different radiator sizes and uneven walls.

Materials

  • Steel: Common for strength and durability.

Radiator Bracket

A radiator bracket is a metal support component used to secure a radiator to a wall, floor, or vehicle chassis. It ensures the radiator remains fixed in position, resists vibration, and maintains correct alignment for fluid connections and airflow. Brackets are essential for both building heating systems and automotive cooling systems.
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Radiator Bracket

A radiator bracket is a metal support component used to secure a radiator to a wall, floor, or vehicle chassis. It ensures the radiator remains fixed in position, resists vibration, and maintains correct alignment for fluid connections and airflow. Brackets are essential for both building heating systems and automotive cooling systems.

Types and common uses

  • Wall-mount brackets: Used for domestic or commercial hot-water radiators. Typically attach to studs or masonry and include adjustable arms or hanging cleats to accommodate different radiator sizes and uneven walls.

Materials

  • Steel: Common for strength and durability.

Radiator Bracket

A radiator bracket is a metal support component used to secure a radiator to a wall, floor, or vehicle chassis. It ensures the radiator remains fixed in position, resists vibration, and maintains correct alignment for fluid connections and airflow. Brackets are essential for both building heating systems and automotive cooling systems.