Radiator brackets for use in mounting a radiator underneath a window
OwnerEdward Reedinventor
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Abstract
A radiator bracket connects a radiator to a support surface, such as a wall, and includes at least one vertically extending channel having a width that decreases from an open end to a narrow end with the narrow end being located closer to either the radiator or the support surface. The vertically extending channel can be a single channel or two channels. Where the bracket has a single channel, two brackets can be used with one of the brackets having its narrow end closest to the radiator and the other having its narrow end closest to the wall.
Claims6
A bracket for connecting a radiator to a support surface, said bracket comprising an open channel section extending substantially vertically, in use, said open channel section having a decreasing width from a relatively wide open end to a relatively narrow end, and a closed end being positioned closer to one of either the radiator or the support surface.
A bracket assembly for connecting a radiator to a support surface, said bracket assembly comprising a first bracket and a second bracket with each said first bracket and said second bracket including:
- an open channel section extending substantially vertically, in use, said open channel section having a decreasing width from a relatively wide open end to a relatively narrow end, and a closed end being positioned closer to one of either the radiator or the support surface,
- wherein said first bracket and said second bracket being arranged, in use, with their respective said channel section overlapping, the relatively narrow end of said first bracket being positioned closed to the radiator and the relatively narrow end of said second bracket being positioned closer to the support surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.