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Anti-Ligature radiator covers

Made-to-measure anti-ligature radiator protection for projects where robust construction, secure detailing and the local risk assessment shape every decision.

Mental health · PICU · custodial · secure settings

30°Sloping profiles2MMFine ventilationSECSecure fixingRARisk assessed
Close-up of an anti-ligature radiator cover corner and mesh
Best suited toFixed safety-first protection

Mental health · PICU · custodial · secure settings

Anti-ligature. Anti-vandal. Maximum safety focus.

A robust, fixed radiator-protection route for mental-health, custodial and other higher-risk settings, configured around the project risk assessment and local operating policy.

01Robust fabricated construction for demanding settings02Fine ventilation and secure fixing strategies03Project-specific flat or sloping-top designs04Material and access options reviewed against the project risk assessment
Fast project help. Send a schedule, drawing, photograph or sketch and Coverad can advise on dimensions, access, finish and fixing approach.
Full anti-ligature radiator cover with a sloping top

At a glance

The selection points teams ask for first.

A concise starting point before the full specification, current datasheet and project drawings are confirmed.

30°

Sloping profiles

30° or 45° tops help reduce horizontal surfaces.

2MM

Fine ventilation

Typical 2 mm perforated steel ventilation.

SEC

Secure fixing

Anti-tamper strategy selected for site and substrate.

RA

Risk assessed

Final access and details must follow local policy.

Anti-ligature ventilation mesh and secure corner detail

Why this range exists

A secure specification-grade solution.

Sloping profiles, fine ventilation, heavy-gauge fabrication and security fixings can reduce avoidable risk. Access, cut-outs and mounting must always be reviewed against the setting’s current assessment.

  1. 01

    Define the risk environment

    Start with the current project-specific risk assessment.

  2. 02

    Choose the construction

    Confirm material, thickness, ventilation and top profile.

  3. 03

    Control access

    Review whether fixed protection or Secure+ access is appropriate.

  4. 04

    Agree installation

    Match the security fixing method to the substrate and handover plan.

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Is Anti-Ligature the right route?

Compare the closest alternatives by environment and access need, then ask Coverad to confirm the project-specific choice.

Current range

Anti-Ligature

Fixed safety-first protection

  • Heavy-gauge steel
  • Secure detailing
  • Fine ventilation mesh
Alternative

Standard Steel

Durable everyday LST protection

  • Made to measure
  • Powder-coated steel
  • Floor or wall mounted
Explore Standard Steel
Alternative

Pipe Boxing

Wet areas, corridors and service runs

  • Moisture resistant
  • No painting
  • Standard and bespoke profiles
Explore Pipe Boxing

Verified specification route

Anti-Ligature on NBS Source.

Confirm the verified product listing, then open the live specification tools only when they are needed.

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Specification

Anti-Ligature radiator covers — key details.

Use this as a quick reference for schedules and tenders. Confirm the current datasheet, drawings, finish, access and fixing details before specification or order.

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RangeAnti-Ligature radiator covers
ConstructionFabricated steel
Material optionsMild steel, galvanised steel, Magnelis or stainless steel
Ventilation / front panelTypical 2 mm perforated steel mesh
FinishPowder coated; colour options available
MountingFloor or wall mounted
Top profileFlat, 30° or 45° sloping
SizesBespoke, made to measure
Valve accessSubject to risk intent and specification
Cut-outsSubject to risk intent and site constraints
Fixing approachSecurity fixings selected for the substrate and risk profile
Use caseHigh-risk environments; align every detail with the project risk assessment and local policy
Project note: product suitability, current test evidence, certification, LST performance, airflow and risk-related details must be confirmed for the specific application.

Frequently asked questions

What specification teams usually ask.

Practical checks to make before the current datasheet, drawings and project requirements are confirmed.

Is one anti-ligature specification suitable for every setting?

No. The final design, access and fixing strategy should follow the project-specific risk assessment and local policy.

Can access panels or cut-outs be included?

They can be reviewed, but any access provision must be agreed against the identified risk and maintenance plan.