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You just need a single type 11 radiator. They are as flat as you can get. Whether a single type 11 will provide the output you need with the pipe distance you have is another matter. If its a very old rad then the size might be imperial so might not be exactly like for like.
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Thanks, we are moving it to a different wall so pipe distance etc is not an issue. It's old, actually it appears to be a single type 11 without the squared off top and ends.
Ideally we don't want a ribbed front, but ones like @dbr posted seem to project much further from the wall (Internet net says 125mm) than our current one. Just thought there might be a middle ground.
cjr
We are going to move and replace an old radiator in our bedroom. Does anyone have any recommendations for a slim (projection from wall) and ideally flat fronted radiator? Online calculator says it should be 2000ish btu but we (I) don't like a hot bedroom so I'm willing to balance output and size.