Ground floor 75mm depth joists

[mutley racers]

Evening all. Long time since being on here due to work being a bit crazy. I hope you're all doing well and enjoying yourselves.

Need some advice on the best way to install some pipes on the ground floor with the joists just 75mm deep. Pretty much 3x2. Now the space underneath the joists is very shallow so I am not able to crawl under to get my clips on. Would the best way to be to cut some timbers and put clips on and then screws these to the side of the joists?

It did have heating pipes already there but the builders ripped em all out.

 

[mutley racers]

Also, anyone know what rads these are as this is what the custards would like.

 

[Paulplumb]

Angle driver? New toy time

 

[Chalked]

Like you said cut some 2x1 timber. Screw the clips onto the side, then screw the timber to the bottom side of the joist.
I have those rads in my house. They are made by Stelrad.
Will have a look.

 

[Chalked]

Not Stelrad.
It's a Beaufort.
Buy Beaufort Horizontal Single Flat Tube Steel Radiator 311mm High x 1010mm Wide - (4 Sections) Online

 

[mutley racers]

Like you said cut some 2x1 timber. Screw the clips onto the side, then screw the timber to the bottom side of the joist.
I have those rads in my house. They are made by Stelrad.
Will have a look.

Amazing, I knew someone would have come across these rads but even better you actually have them. Thank you

 

[mutley racers]

Not Stelrad.
It's a Beaufort.
Buy Beaufort Horizontal Single Flat Tube Steel Radiator 311mm High x 1010mm Wide - (4 Sections) Online

The out out on these rads are small hey. Not ideal if trying to heat a 1930's terrace

 

[Chalked]

Most designer rads are disappointing, regarding outputs!