The warm, neutral coloring of wood with its pale pink undertones perfectly complements cozy interior schemes, including traditional, country-style, and properties featuring natural wood elements and warm palettes.

Radiator pipe covers are designed to conceal the gap around pipes where they meet the floor, offering a tidier finish. When looking for covers, some options come prefinished with a smooth surface, meaning they are ready to be installed without needing initial sanding. If these prefinished covers are also unlacquered, they can be a good option for DIY projects because the raw wood surface can easily accept stains, waxes, oils, or paints. This allows the user to customize the finish to match their specific floor color, whether it’s laminate, wood, or carpet, helping to create a more seamless look.

You may first measure the diameter (the width across) of your existing pipe. Do not measure the hole in the floor. The most common UK pipe sizes are 15mm (for central heating) and 22mm (for hot water).

Pipe Cover / Boxing: This is typically a larger, rigid (often U-shaped or L-shaped) profile made of uPVC or MDF. It’s used to hide long runs of pipe along a wall or in a corner.

Pipe Sleeve: This is a decorative tube (usually metal or plastic) that slides over your existing radiator pipe to change its colour (e.g., from copper to chrome).

Pipe Collar: This is the small, round disc that covers the gap or hole in the floor or wall where the pipe comes through. It provides a neat finish.

You can use pipe sleeves & pipe covers: for a high-end, modern look, use a radiator pipe cover kit. This includes two sleeves to cover the vertical pipes and two pipe collars to cover the holes in the floor.

For some colors, you can sand the wood pipe cover and then lacquer them to blend in with your ideal wooden floor.

Pipe covers primarily serve two purposes: aesthetics and protection. They are used to cover unsightly, exposed pipes (e.g., around radiators or under sinks) to create a neat, finished look that matches your room decor. They also protect the pipes from accidental damage, dust, and wear, and can offer a safety benefit by providing a cooler surface over hot pipes to prevent accidental burns.

A wooden pipe cover (also known as a pipe collar, rose, or surround) is a small, usually circular, decorative accessory made from real or engineered wood. Its primary purpose is to conceal the unsightly expansion gap or hole where a radiator or heating pipe penetrates the floor or wall, providing a neat, professional finish, especially when matching wood or laminate flooring. Our solid wood radiator pipe covers are made from real oak, walnut, maple and beech, so they match your interior better than plastic or MDF alternatives.

Most wooden pipe covers are designed in two halves with a simple interlocking or “jigsaw” joint. Separate the two halves of the cover. Place them around the base of the pipe, covering the hole in the floor or wall. Click/slot them back together to form a seamless circle. They are typically left loose on the floor but fit snugly, making them easy to remove for cleaning or maintenance. For uneven floors, a tiny dab of clear adhesive can be used to keep the cover firmly in place.

Our radiator pipe covers are designed to fit the most common UK and EU radiator pipe sizes (typically 15mm). If you have non-standard pipe sizes or older pipework, we can usually recommend a suitable option – just measure the pipe diameter and the size of the hole in your flooring before you order.

Oak: Classic, warm grain, perfect for most floors and skirting boards.

Walnut: Dark, rich tone for luxury interiors and modern contrast.

Maple: Pale and clean, ideal for light, Scandinavian-style rooms.

Beech: Smooth, fine grain with a light reddish tone that suits many traditional homes.

All four species are durable hardwoods, suitable for use around radiator pipes.

Finishes range from natural, unfinished wood to lacquered, oiled, or stained options (e.g., light oak, dark oak, or solid white stained) to complement various decor styles. We only use real, solid wood: oak, walnut, maple and beech. There is no MDF, veneer or laminate. Each pipe cover is machined from a single piece of timber, then finely sanded for a smooth, premium finish.

Our solid wood pipe covers are available in 6mm and 10mm thickness.

6mm is slim, subtle and ideal for modern, minimal interiors.

10mm gives a deeper, more substantial look and can hide slightly larger floor gaps around your radiator pipes.

Yes. Our pipe covers are designed for standard UK central heating systems and typical 15mm copper radiator pipes. Solid wood easily tolerates normal radiator temperatures and won’t warp or melt like plastic.

Solid wood pipe covers are generally very durable and high-quality, crafted from materials like solid oak. They are robust and long-lasting with proper care, though some users report that cheaper options may chip near the closing joint if not handled with care during installation. Our wooden radiator pipe covers can be used on laminate, solid wood, engineered wood, vinyl, LVT, tiles and carpet.

Wooden pipe covers offer a natural, warm aesthetic that blends beautifully with wood flooring. They are generally more durable than plastic options, which can discolor or warp over time, and they don’t get as hot as metal covers, making them a safer “cool-touch” barrier in homes with children. They also offer full customization options, as unfinished wood can be painted or stained to match specific decor.

Wooden pipe covers are primarily designed for indoor use, particularly with wooden or laminate flooring, to cover expansion gaps. While sealed wood performs well in humid bathroom conditions, excessive or prolonged exposure to moisture can cause the wood to swell, warp, or crack over time. They are generally not recommended for outdoor use without specific waterproofing treatments.

Our radiator pipe covers are made from sustainably sourced hardwoods, not plastic. Solid wood is a natural, renewable material and long-lasting – a more environmentally conscious choice than disposable plastic accessories.

Simply dust and wipe them with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking the wood or using harsh chemicals. If your covers are unfinished or oiled, you can occasionally re-oil them to keep the timber looking rich and protected.

If you need non-standard dimensions, larger outer diameters or a particular design, please contact us with your pipe size, floor hole size and wood choice. We’ll advise if a custom solution is possible.

Yes, we deliver our solid wood radiator pipe covers throughout the UK, including England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Whether you’re in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Cardiff or a smaller town, we can ship directly to your door.

Most orders are dispatched within 3 working days and delivered by courier. Delivery times can vary slightly depending on your location and order size. You’ll receive tracking details as soon as your order has been shipped.

We primarily serve customers in the UK, but we can often arrange delivery to other countries in Europe. Please contact us with your full address for an international shipping quote before placing your order.

Absolutely. If you’re a plumber, heating engineer, carpenter or interior designer, we can supply bulk quantities of solid wood pipe covers. Contact us for trade pricing on oak, walnut, maple and beech radiator pipe covers.

Our products are popular with:

Plumbers & heating engineers – finishing off new radiators and pipework

Flooring installers – covering cuts in laminate, engineered and solid wood floors

Joiners & carpenters – completing skirting and architrave details

Developers & landlords – giving rental properties and new builds a smarter finish

Interior designers – matching pipe covers to bespoke interior schemes

If you work in any of these trades in the UK, we can help with reliable supply and pricing.