Rad-Seal Recessed

• Contributes to Part L’s required air leakage performance
• Air permeability measured and verified by BRE at Part L’s 50Pa as:
  • 0.24m3 (h.m2) under positive pressure test conditions
  • 0.30m3 (h.m2) under negative pressure test conditions
• Centrally and neatly contains the pipework during the plastering process
• Protects the pipework and plaster from direct chafing
• Replaces the requirement of electrical black boxes, intumescent foams, or sealants
• Straight forward and quick face fix installation
• Project by just 5mm from the wall
• Securely positions the pipework into the required direction for connection
• Eliminates pipework kinking

• Manufactured to BS EN ISO 9001 and BS EN ISO 14001
• Helping to meet Building Regulation:
  • Document Part L – Conservation of Fuel and Power
  • Document Part E – Resistance to Sound

• Main unit body is white polypropylene. Gasket seal entry and seals are light grey thermoplastic elastomer.

• Mark the centre of the exit hole with a cross on the wall; approximately 350mm above the floor and central to the final radiator position.
• Secure the pipework with the pipe clips approximately 50mm above the marked X.
• Cute a hole (86 – 102mm dismator or 90 x 90mm square) into the plasterboard. Ensure that the midpoint of the marked X is in the centre.
• Feed the pipework loop through the hole and cute into 2 equal lengths.
• Position the unit over the hole and feed the pipework through until the unit is positioned into the hole.
• Mark the 3 screw hole locations onto the plasterboard and withdraw the unit to allow for the wall plug fixing.
• Feed the unit back on the pipework and offer the unit back into the hole – aligning the fixing point with the wall plug holes.
• Fully secure the unit by fixing 3 screws into the wall plugs.
• Decorators caulk or another suitable sealant may be required around the perimeter of the unit on uneven wall surfaces to achieve air leakage level.

Accepts routed pipework from:

• Ground floor routing
• Upper floor routing
• Horizontal routing