How do you assemble a free standing electric radiator?

Q: How do you assemble a free standing electric radiator?

Fitting your electric radiators free standing is an easy job. All you have to do is clip or slot a set of feet onto the base of the radiator. Then the radiator can be plugged into a nearby socket and used immediately. Most of our electric radiators will need to be purchased with an optional set of feet if you want to use them freestanding. If you purchase your free standing feet at the same time as purchasing radiators, the feet will be delivered at no extra cost inside the packaging of your radiators. Feet purchased separately will carry additional delivery charges.

Q: How do you assemble a free standing electric radiator?

Fitting your electric radiators free standing is an easy job. All you have to do is clip or slot a set of feet onto the base of the radiator. Then the radiator can be plugged into a nearby socket and used immediately. Most of our electric radiators will need to be purchased with an optional set of feet if you want to use them freestanding. If you purchase your free standing feet at the same time as purchasing radiators, the feet will be delivered at no extra cost inside the packaging of your radiators. Feet purchased separately will carry additional delivery charges.

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How do you assemble a free standing electric radiator?

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Fitting your electric radiators free standing is an easy job. All you have to do is clip or slot a set of feet onto the base of the radiator. Then the radiator can be plugged into a nearby socket and used immediately.

Most of our electric radiators will need to be purchased with an optional set of feet if you want to use them freestanding. If you purchase your free standing feet at the same time as purchasing radiators, the feet will be delivered at no extra cost inside the packaging of your radiators. Feet purchased separately will carry additional delivery charges.

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