Collection: Ardesia Mounting Options

Wondering how to mount your Ardesia radiator? Whether you want it on the wall or on the floor, this guide makes it simple.

Wall Brackets Kit — quick & easy (standard)
This is the default way to hang an Ardesia. It’s robust and straightforward for most drywall/stud or masonry walls. If you’re mounting to drywall, add plasterboard wall adapters (choose the correct thickness). Heavier/longer radiators may need additional pairs of brackets—use the “max sections per pair” table in the tech sheet and your total weight to decide.
Minimal Fixing Kit — clean & discreet (our preferred look)
Choose this for the slimmest visual profile. Use one pair for smaller radiators; step up to two pairs for larger/heavier sizes. On drywall, add the matching plasterboard adapters.
Rapid Safety Kit — safety-certified (great for public/commercial)
Compliant with VDI 6036 safety requirements. It’s fast to install and extremely secure. From some angles you’ll see a bit more hardware than the Minimal Fixing Kit, but it’s the most “belt-and-suspenders” solution for high-traffic spaces. Choose the height range that matches your radiator.

Welded Feet — the premium, factory-finished option
Feet are welded, sanded, and painted at the factory so your radiator arrives ready to bolt to the floor. For safety, add a wall tie to prevent accidental tip-over.
Slip-On Feet — painted to match, easy to position
Secure the bracket to the floor, then slide the radiator into place. Choose the version that matches your column count. For safety, add a wall tie.
Adjustable Feet — budget-friendly, great for uneven floors
Height-adjustable (approx. 125–175 mm), easy to install, and ideal where floors aren’t perfectly level. Typically supplied in white. Add a wall tie for stability.
Deco Cast Iron Supports — classic look
Cast iron supports painted to match your radiator for a traditional style.