15mm Oak Lacquered Radiator Pipe Covers (Set of 2) – Low Profile 6mm

Product details

Specifically engineered for UK standard 15mm diameter pipes, our wooden radiator trims offer a sleek, unobtrusive 6mm thickness. This subtle design ensures they sit close to the floor or wall, providing a professional, finished appearance without bulk. The natural, classic oak grain adds a touch of timeless elegance to any room.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Premium Solid Oak: Crafted from genuine oak for a superior look and feel.
• Durable Lacquered Finish: Protects the wood and ensures easy cleaning and long-lasting quality.
• Low Profile Design: At only 6mm thick, these covers provide subtle, elegant coverage.
• Perfect Fit Guarantee: Precision-cut for standard 15mm pipes.
• Easy Installation: Designed for a hassle-free, snap-on fit for professional results.
• Lightweight & Discreet: Weighing just 25g per set, they are easy to handle and install.

Technical Specifications:

Perfect For:

• Homeowners with 15mm heating pipes or radiator renovations.
• Traditional and contemporary interior designs.
• Professional contractors and interior designers seeking quality trim.
• DIY heating system upgrades and home improvement projects.

FAQs

Do these fit 15mm pipes? Yes, they are made for UK standard 15mm radiator pipes.
Are they low profile? Yes — they are 6mm thick for a slim finish.
Is this real oak? Yes, solid oak with a lacquered finish.

Quick fit checklist

Before you order, double-check:

• ✅ Pipe diameter (and any insulation)
• ✅ Clearance to the wall/skirting
• ✅ Space around radiator valves and bends
• ✅ How many covers you need (left/right pipe runs)

How to measure (with pictures + common mistakes)

Which option should I choose?

If you want the most discreet look: choose 6mm
If you want a thicker, more defined finish: choose 10mm

If you want the easiest maintenance: choose lacquered
If you want a natural, ready-to-install finish: choose prefinished

Full buying guide (thickness + wood + finish)

Will this work with radiator valves?
Most installs do — just measure around the valve area and allow space for bends/joins.

Can I match different rooms?
Yes. Many customers use oak for a classic match, walnut for darker interiors, and maple/beech for lighter rooms.