Radiator pipes and plumbing – can you put them through a brick wall instead of under the floor?
I have been buying several decorating magazines and like the look of radiators on display in them which have the pipe work coming out of the wall instead of the floor from underneath.
However, I always thought that plumbing and pipes could not be chased into brick or solid walls due to the expansion of the pipes when they heat up.
Have you fitted radiators where you have put the pipes into a solid wall in order to neaten up the pipe work?
Ive seen some designer radiators that are halfway up walls and obviously you wouldnt have pipe work leading from the floor up to the radiator, it would compeltely ruin the look, so where do the pipes go?
Thanks
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