Mounting horizontal radiator vertically... is it possible?

[Doctor Drivel]

So, can you when you read properly.

[<me9]

I have no problems with that. the cold air keeps the undercupboard space ventilated and the warm air exits to the front. The pipes are lagged which leaves little opportunity for excess heat escaping to the cupboards.

[manatbandq]

That's true regardless of whether the room is on a seperate zone.

MBQ

[manatbandq]

Warm air rises, they need to be on the floor. Perhaps we should hang you from the ceiling as mod art. Then we wouldn't notice the hot air so much.

MBQ

[meow2222]

Hopefully all you'd be doing is soldering, not using the high voltage machine.

There are pics of early rads online if you want to see what they look like. Try

NT

[Doctor Drivel]

The hot air will be at the top as you said, so you will not notice it anyhow.

[KD1]

replying to mike, KD1 wrote: You could use TBOE connections just like the old days. Should work perfectly.

[polygonum_on_google]

I think you are actually replying to the "old days". Almost thirteen years old.