Moving Radiator on District/Comunal Heating via HIU

Hi, I am not familiar with Southern housing group, but do know about radiators. Any radiator can be moved to a more suitable position as long as the pipework can either be left exposed or floor boards removed accordingly. In terms of balanced pressure they are mistaking what we call "balanced system" whereby we would adjust the valves according to the radiators location around the property. However any heating engineer should be able todo this task. Thanks Ronnie

yes it could be moved by a competent plumber or heating engineer,but district heating means it serves other flats etc, so to move it you would need to shut down and drain all other flats,for this you will need your landlords permission and inform everyone else on system,then go round and bleed and balance every rad on the system in every flat,if your pipework can be frozen and valves fitted then you could move your rad,you would still need your landlords permission and your plumber heating engineer would probably have to post a bond with your landlord as freezing pipework can lead to bursts in the pipework and to be honest your landlord would probably not give their permission.