Victorian 660/4 Column x 10 Sections | Cast iron radiator | Hand Burnished | Carron

Victorian 660/4 Column x 10 Sections | Cast iron | Hand Burnished | Carron

Name: Victorian 660/4 Column x 10 Sections | Cast iron | Hand Burnished | Carron
SKU: RM-VIC-660-4-10-HB

SKU: RM-VIC-660-4-10-HB

Carrons Ready made Victorian 660/4 column x 10 section cast iron radiator is a Hand burnished finish. This simple design gives a contemporary feel. It complements the other radiators in the extensive Victorian range to offer a solution for any space.

Height: 660mm

Width: 644mm

Depth: 140mm

BTU ∆T 50˚C = 2610

BTU ∆T 30˚C = 1390

*The measurement of the radiator stated should only be used as a guide as every radiator is bespoke and hand-built. There will be a tolerance for seal compression and milled faces so please don't use these exact measurements to fix pipes.

Collection from our showroom can be made during our normal opening hours, after prior arrangement.

Orders placed before 12:00PM will be dispatched the next day for a 3-day delivery.

Cast Iron Radiators are extremely heavy so must be delivered on pallets. There is a standard UK delivery is £79.99 to most UK addresses & up to 4 standard radiators can be shipped on one pallet. There is a surcharge for more remote areas. We also deliver worldwide.

The order will be delivered by a pallet carrier that uses very large vehicles to deliver. If delivery is to be made to a location with restricted access or narrow roads please let us know so a smaller 7.5tonne vehicle (think bin lorry) can be organised.

Please be aware that this is an all-day, pallet delivery which is made kerbside only to the ground floor level of the delivery address. Delivery can take place at any time during the day and you need to make sure that it is safe and legal for the haulier to stop and offload the goods via a tail lift and pallet truck.

Please call first if you need a more accurate delivery date as at certain times of the year delivery may take longer. Please read our T&Cs for full details or contact us with any questions or for a delivery quote for outside the UK.
Polished / Living Finishes

Each manufacturer polishes cast iron a bit differently to bring out the best of raw cast iron. All manufacturers have different styles of polish ranging from the more rustic look all the way to a mirror-like finish, as well as a highlight polish. Polishing creates a stunning finish which is also a 'living' finish, so some patina or surface rust and oxidation is expected over time. These products will not be polished in between sections or on the joining collar at the bottom of the radiator as they will be hidden under normal installation. Some brands do not polish the wall-facing sides as standard but will for an additional charge.

All polished finishes are hand-finished, so variations in the final product can occur. For those radiators which are supplied in a polished finish, they will either be oiled or lacquered. Any surface oxidation would not be considered a fault and would not be covered by the manufacturer's warranty.

Oiled radiators require regular minor maintenance to prevent surface oxidation or patina. This can be done with fine wire wool or metal finishing pads and a lint-free cloth, with 3 in One multipurpose oil (non-silicone based) to finish.

Lacquer will help prevent surface oxidation, however, it will not stop the patina from occurring especially if the radiator is in a humid wet room or has wet clothes or other items placed on the radiator. Patina or surface rust and oxidation can be removed with fine wire wool after taking the lacquer off first, then relacquer to complete the process.

When left without a protective coating, these materials age gracefully in their natural state. Natural patinas and graduations on the finish occur so their appearance can be expected to change over time, which is why it is referred to as the ‘living finish’. Some metal surfaces can have an altered appearance over time. Raw cast iron, unsealed copper, nickel, bronze, and brass are metals that patina. A non-ferrous metal like copper has no iron content, giving it a higher resistance to rust and corrosion. A true living finish occurs on a non-lacquered unprotected surface, that changes over time.