DuraTherm Radiator Legs

Match the leg type to the radiator profile, there are legs made specifically for horizontal flat radiators and for horizontal oval radiators, so pick the one that mirrors your radiator’s shape for the neatest fit and finish. Also think about style: anthracite or black suits a contemporary, industrial look, while white can blend with a classic or minimalist scheme. The products are designed to work with both contemporary and traditional designer radiators, so focusing on shape and finish will get you the right match.

Legs raise your radiator off the floor, which can actually improve air circulation underneath and help convection, so you’re unlikely to lose heat output. These DuraTherm legs are built to keep the radiator upright and stable without blocking the underside, helping warm air to flow. If you have a low-profile skirting or tight floor gap, choose a leg that visually complements the space while still allowing airflow.

Choose anthracite or black if you want a bold, modern look or to match darker radiator colours; white works well when you want a subtle, integrated appearance with lighter radiators or walls. black legs can make a white designer radiator read as a deliberate contrast, while white legs keep a flat white radiator visually seamless. All three finishes are offered so you can coordinate with either contemporary or traditional décor.

Yes, the range is described as strong and designed to give maximum support, so they’re suitable for contemporary and traditional designer radiators. The double-bar configuration on these models adds stability and rigidity, which is particularly useful for wider or heavier horizontal radiators. If you have a very large designer radiator, selecting the double-bar option gives extra reassurance of firm support.

"Double bar" refers to the leg’s twin vertical supports that spread the load across two bars rather than one, improving stability and strength. That makes them a sensible choice for longer horizontal radiators where lateral stability matters, a long flat-panel radiator in an open-plan living area. The double-bar legs also offer a stronger visual presence, which can enhance a designer radiator’s style.