Radiator too short after new floor... currently "floating" in the air

Hello,



I hope I am placing this in the correct forum. I am in the process of having a new tile floor installed in my bathroom. The previous floor was wood and installed on shims on top of cement and it had to be removed b/c the improper install caused issues. Because it was installed on shims it was a bit higher than the current floor is and that made the floor very uneven. Now that the new floor is in, the small radiator is floating almost an inch above the current floor. The flooring guy did not remove the radiator, he only shimmed it up during tiling and he was planning on placing permanent shims under the feet to keep it up. I am not a huge fan of this idea, unless there are some shims that could potentially look like radiator 'feet' and be painted white. I have researched adjustable radiator feet but they do not seem to exist. Is there another way to lower the rad and pipes without having to re-plumb or break open the ceiling below? I am asking before I call in a plumber and spend more money. Obviously the contractor can make shims for it to sit on but he is also thinking of other options in the mean time. I have linked a photo of the current state...the floor has not been grouted. I would appreciate any input anyone may have. Thank you in advance.