I am planning to replace some existing radiators. I found a brand/model which I like but for 2 radiators the new ones would be slightly wider. Radiator 1 is 800mm and would be replaced with a 840mm wide one. Radiator 2 is 960mm and would become a 980mm wide one. At the moment the pipes comes straight vertically from underfloor and I don't really want to mess up with lifting plinth, laminate flooring and floorboard to move the pipes. Is it ok to introduce a bend into the feeding pipes? Am I right to assume vertical pipes are only an aesthetical consideration or is there more to it? Many thanks for your feedback.
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