Born initially from a project in a listed building with Jacobean Oak panelling that prohibited wall mounting of radiators, Leggy Ron works equally well in conservatories, garden rooms and shops with floor to ceiling glass – indeed in any setting where both sides of the radiator are equally visible. The design is perfectly symmetrical allowing the radiator to be installed without regard to which side will be seen.

Other applications include properties where high skirting boards would normally require the radiator to mounted at an unsightly height on the wall, or under benches and in alcoves where a wall mounted radiator would otherwise suffer from
a reduced heat output from being mounted too far back.

Essentially Leggy Ron is a great solution for otherwise unusable spaces, allowing wall space
to be freed up for hanging artwork for instance, and allowing radiators to be used where the only option would otherwise be underfloor heating with all the associated issues such as lack of temperature control.

Eskimo’s Ron range crosses the boundary between contemporary and classic. Its styling
cues include 1950s aircraft technology and the traditional schoolhouse radiator. As a result it will happily sit with most interior schemes from ultra-modern to period.

Leggy Ron, in RAL 7016 Anthracite Grey.

Ron is a modular aluminium high output radiator: allowing you to add as many sections as you need from 1 to 50 (52mm to 2600mm).

Available in a range of six standard heights.
Fit long, low 200mm high versions underneath windows or shelving; or fit space saving 1.8 m tall and narrow versions.

Three metal finshes plus a range of standard RAL colours – special colours and a colour matching service, available on request.

One of the mainstay’s of Eskimo’s product range is the manufacturer of bespoke radiators. Manufactured from stainless steel and aluminium these are variants of Eskimo Outline radiators. Using our modular aluminium extrusions for the heat exchanger (the “engine” of the radiator) and then fitting a stainless steel or powder coated cover we are able to manufacture radiators to the nearest millimetre. Using this system we have made thousands of bespoke radiators with special connection positions, special finishes such as brass, copper and decorative anodised aluminium – some even with graphical patterns on them.

One of the many reasons to source bespoke radiators is that this allows the specifier to dramatically reduce installation costs by having a radiator manufactured that will precisely match existing pipe centres. This then means that the old radiator can simply be removed and the new one fitted in it’s place without any alteration to the pipework. This is particularly valuable if the radiator pipweork is coming through a floor covering that needs to be kept in good condition, such as old floorboards etc.