Radiator Covers Are Essential For Safety

Safety is one thing that should never be compromised. This is true no matter what the issue is, but even more so when considering cast iron radiators. While radiators provide wonderful heat for your home, they can only do so by becoming dangerously hot. When the coils reach their maximum temperatures they suddenly become a potential safety hazard for your entire family. The best way to take care of this is to install a radiator cover. Only radiator covers provide the level of security that you should accept for your family and loved ones.

Radiator Covers Are Essential For Safety

Radiator Covers Are Essential For Safety

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Radiator Covers Are Essential For Safety

Radiator Covers Are Essential For Safety

There are only two ways to keep a cast iron radiator absolutely safe. The first is to never use it. This is an unacceptable option because it defeats the purpose of having the unit. The second solution is to isolate the radiator coils by putting some kind of barrier in place.

In terms of barriers, you can't get any better than a radiator cover. Radiator covers enclose the entire cast iron radiator, ensuring that the parts of the unit that get hot can not be touched at all. This is absolutely essential for your home, especially if small children or pets are part of your household. A radiator cover ensures that they can't injure themselves. The burns which are possible without this kind of safety device can be carried for a lifetime.

Using a barrier of some kind to keep children away from the radiator is not good enough unless it completely encloses the entire unit. This is why you should demand nothing less than a radiator cover. Your family is too important to take any chances with, so don't settle for anything less than the best.

Radiator Covers Are Essential For Safety

Family Force 5 - Radiator

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Small Bathroom Design Problem Solved With A Small Toilet

A small toilet could be the key to your bathroom-remodeling problem

Small Bathroom Design Problem Solved With A Small Toilet

Small Bathroom Design Problem Solved With A Small Toilet

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Small Bathroom Design Problem Solved With A Small Toilet

Small Bathroom Design Problem Solved With A Small Toilet

Remodeling small bathrooms can be difficult especially when you try to fit more into your bathroom makeover than you had in your old one. The key to solving your problem could lie in the design of your new toilet.

Fitting more stuff in your small bathroom

This was the situation that I found myself in when I remodeled my very small bathroom. I wanted to turn the place into a beautiful ceramic heaven that all my family and guests would be pleased to use. I also wanted to add a separate shower cubicle to replace the shower over the bathtub that I hated and this is where the problem lay.

My little bathroom was already crowded with just a bathtub, toilet, washbasin and> radiator but I desperately wanted a new shower so I set to work on the design. I armed myself with measuring tape, pencil and graph paper which can be printed for free from here Free Graph Paper for Bathroom remodeling and used it to rearrange channel list feature the items in bathroom on paper.

By moving the radiator over the bathtub and washbasin to the opposite wall I managed to free up quite a lot of space but I could see that I still didn't have enough room for the toilet. At least not for one the same size as I had already.

The problems with toilets

The main problem with a lot of toilets is that they take up too much wall space. Not only are the cisterns or tanks too wide but they also often tend to have the water inlet and overflow on the side of the tank,which takes up even more wall space. So I started to look for toilets that would fit into the space that I had available and found that there is quite a lot to choose from.

Choose a small toilet with a bottom inlet feed

I was pleasantly surprised when I started to look for small toilets. I found some that were so tiny that they would fit almost anywhere. Unfortunately they would be very little use for anyone but the most petite of us because they would be completely impractical.

So it's a compromise that we are looking for. A toilet that is big enough to be used by all, and small enough to fit into the available space. You should be able to find small toilets that have cisterns of 16 inches width or less with plumbing that enters from the bottom rather thanthe side.

The plumbing arrangement helps a lot because side entry takes up a lot of room. The toilet that I chose even directs the overflow into the waste outlet rather than requiring a side-exit pipe to carry it away.

I managed to fit my new small toilet next to my nice new shower cubicle and it all worked out great. I hope that yours does too.

Small Bathroom Design Problem Solved With A Small Toilet