Radiator access brackets for the drawing and undrawing of curtains and blinds

摘要

The radiator bracket connects a radiator to a support surface such as a wall 15. The bracket comprises at least one vertically extending channel having a width that decreases from an open end (6b, figure 2) to a narrow end (6c, figure 2), the narrow end being located closer to either the radiator or the support surface. The at least one vertically extending channel of the bracket can be a single channel (6, figure 2) or two channels 11,12. The bracket is ideally used to mount the radiator underneath a window so as to permit curtains (5, figure 2) to be fully drawn behind the radiator. Where the bracket has a single channel, two brackets can be used with one of the brackets having its narrow end closest to the radiator and the other having its narrow end closest to the wall (7d, figure 2). This allows the narrow ends to overlap one another so that edges of curtains drawn into the respective narrow ends also overlap one another. Where the bracket has two channels, a single bracket can be used with each channel receiving a respective curtain edge so that the curtain edges overlap.