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RadCabinets |
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Step 1: Choose Style
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Classic Radiator Cabinet |
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Contemporary Radiator Cabinet |
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Ethnic Radiator Cabinet |
| Step 1- Choose Style |
| Step 2- Choose number of Panels |
| Step 3- Choose Grille Pattern |
| Step 4- Measure your Radiator |
| Step 5- Work out cabinet size |
| Step 6- Look at Variations |
| Step 7- See cost charts |
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Classic
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The original style of our best-selling radiator cabinet. The picture shows a Classic bookcase with a decorative arch, a two-panel radiator cabinet and a two-door cupboard unit mounted on the wall. The radiator cabinet and cupboard have been fitted to the right-hand wall by using our 'side fitting' option.
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Contemporary
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The Contemporary style uses clean, uncluttered lines for a modern effect. Use crisp, fresh colours and experiment with contrasting as well as matching themes: the two upright bookcases either side of the cupboard contrast with the deep colour of the back wall, while the radiator cabinet itself matches the window above it.
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Ethnic
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Here, a three-panel Jali radiator cabinet is used as a base for two Ethnic bookcases and a cupboard unit. We painted the units in a strong, vibrant red for warmth and chose brass grilles for an extra touch of luxury.
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