Restored Arts and Crafts era Radiators
Radiators in the process of restoration acquire scorch marks because we often need to use heat to remove some of the old fittings prior to flushing out insid.
How to bleed radiators
Hope you are all warm and cozy. This is a nice info-graphic & article on bleeding radiators by u-switch – pleased to see they have used antique radiators in the pictures!
Here’s a link to the full article
Presenting the “reclaimed” Reclaimed Radiators van
Take one very very well traveled transit van
Sort out the bodywork – thanks Charlie
Ta-da – signwritten Reclaimed Radiators Van
If we can do this to a van imagine what we can do for your radiators!
Handsome and hefty decorative radiators
The larger of these decorative radiators weighed in at 173kg! They are likely to have been manufactured circa 1900 so it is fitting we have just delivered them to an Edwardian townhouse in Bath. They should certainly belt the heat out!
“Italian” decorative radiators before restoration
The finished radiators in gloss black
Before & after. Radiator restoration for a large project.
Twenty two radiators removed from a historic house 200 miles away arrived on pallets in October. The rads, mostly four columns, looked tired and were definitely in need of some TLC.
Old radiators before restoration
Thankfully most tested fine i.e. they were watertight both before and after shot-blasting. David repaired a couple of the longer ones. Plenty of coats of off-white paint and they looked really smart.
Old radiators after refurbishment
Here they are all ready for the long journey back to their seaside home.
Reclaimed radiators was pleased to turn this job around in a little over four weeks, a week ahead of schedule.