V_Orban
2025-07-02 16:08:35
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Good day,
I want to replace the radiators in my apartment, one of which currently installed has a length of 2.72 m, the distance between the heating pipes is 2.84 m. A new radiator has a standard size of 0.6 x 2.6 m. That means I would have to compensate the longer distance between the individual heating pipes (supply and return) and the connections to the radiator of about 12 cm with connecting pipes, which does not necessarily look nice. I thought about connecting 3 radiators with a length of 0.9 m each in series, thereby achieving the suitable length of 2.7 m. Would it be sensible and even feasible to install 3 radiators one after another? Thank you for your answers.
Regards
Orban
I want to replace the radiators in my apartment, one of which currently installed has a length of 2.72 m, the distance between the heating pipes is 2.84 m. A new radiator has a standard size of 0.6 x 2.6 m. That means I would have to compensate the longer distance between the individual heating pipes (supply and return) and the connections to the radiator of about 12 cm with connecting pipes, which does not necessarily look nice. I thought about connecting 3 radiators with a length of 0.9 m each in series, thereby achieving the suitable length of 2.7 m. Would it be sensible and even feasible to install 3 radiators one after another? Thank you for your answers.
Regards
Orban