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Choosing Designer Radiators

A stylish radiator can add a touch of class to your home, while improving the aesthetics. They're extremely versatile and are available in a variety of shapes and colors.

They offer a wide range of features that are functional, such as different connection options and are available in more than 70 carefully chosen colours.

Vertical Radiators

Vertical radiators are a great option when choosing designer radiators. They offer a variety of aesthetic and style options that will make them stand out. Typically slender in design, they are ideal for modern homes, although you will also find more traditional models with plenty of character for those that prefer to keep their rooms with a more classic feel.

Vertical radiators use less space than horizontal ones, which means you can put more furniture and other decorative elements around them. They also contribute to creating the illusion of height within rooms which is an excellent benefit for smaller spaces where creating a sense of space is vital.

In contrast to horizontal radiators, vertical designs often use top feeds, which means that water is pumped into the top instead of from the bottom. This can make them more efficient and reduce the possibility of cold areas in the room.

When choosing a vertical radiator, it is important to consider the BTU (British Thermal Unit) rating that is required for your room and its size. This will ensure the radiator is correctly placed and will be able to heat your space to the correct temperature. You should also check that your home is insulated to prevent heat from escape and to ensure that your radiators are working effectively.

Vertical designer radiators also provide more design options than their horizontal counterparts, giving you the opportunity to make a statement in your home. You can pick from a range of finishes and styles to complement your interior, whether you're looking for something sleek and modern or some steampunk flair.

When you are installing a vertical radiator you must consult the guidelines of the manufacturer or seek advice from a heating professional. You will also need to ensure that the valves are installed, as they can influence how well a radiator performs. Once the pipes are connected, you will be able to start to enjoy the advantages of a horizontal radiator in your home.

Horizontal Radiators

Horizontal radiators are a traditional option for a lot of homes. They are common in hallways, bedrooms, and bathrooms. They are efficient, practical and practical. Their classic Traffic White finish is easy to blend with any color scheme. However, if you are seeking to stand out with your heating or simply want something that stands out from the crowd and is stylish, then vertical designer radiators might be a good choice for you.

Vertical models are higher up on the wall than horizontal rads which can be put in under windows. This gives you greater flexibility when setting up your furniture. They also have a wider gap between their panels or tubes which allows for better airflow and helps them heat up quicker than horizontal rads.

There are many options for vertical radiators. Whether you want minimalist, sleek design or something more aesthetically pleasing, you'll discover it in our collection. Flat panel vertical designs have a slim profile and are ideal for minimalist rooms. Choose from a range of finishes like anthracite grey for a subtle, modern style.

Another benefit of vertical rads is that they can usually be replaced like-for-like using the existing pipework, which can save time and money during installation. You can easily match the distance between the pipe inlets of your current radiator to the model you can find on our website. This will ensure that your new radiator will work with your existing system.

Vertical radiators can also be used in rooms that are difficult to install horizontal radiators in, such as bathrooms or hallways. They can be positioned on top of cabinets or in a corner to create an elegant, minimalist look. They are great for kitchens or rooms with large windows where cabinets are occupying the space underneath horizontal radiators. They are able to be used to heat the area surrounding your windows to give a more natural, cosy feel. The radiators are higher and therefore make up less area on the floor. This is especially beneficial for homes with smaller spaces and those looking to maximize the storage space.

Column Radiators

Column radiators are an elegant option for both period and modern homes too. Their slim, compact design helps save space and allows for heat distribution in small areas and a wide range of sizes, colours, and finishes make them compatible with any style of decor. Designer column radiators are available in a range of finishes and styles that range from modern white to sleek anthracite, bold black, and traditional brass.

A column radiator is comprised of horizontal and vertical sections that radiate warm air into the room. This unique heating technique creates a space that is warm and cozy, similar to natural sunlight. A column radiator will make an impression whether located in a corner of the bedroom or in the living room.

A contemporary designer column heater is a fantastic choice for damp areas. These units come in a range of finishes and materials like stainless steel and tempered glass. For bathrooms and other damp areas opt for a water-proof model to prevent rusting or leaks. Column radiators can also be used to heat covered porches or patios.

Find a column radiator with an impressive BTU output to ensure efficient and efficient heating. Look for models that can be organized into zones that can control heating precisely and prevent wasting energy. Consider adding a thermostatic valve to maintain a comfortable temperature without the loss of efficiency.

Modern designer column radiators are also an ideal choice for minimalist design that complements the clean lines of contemporary furnishings and fittings. They are available in a matte-finish that can easily be integrated into a minimalist or monochrome design. They can also be hung on the wall or ceiling.

Modern column radiators with modern designs are an excellent alternative to panel radiators. However, they may not be appropriate for every room or situation. A larger heater could be required to provide heat to large rooms or ones with lots of floor space. Get advice from a heating professional prior to changing or moving connections.

Custom Radiators

If you're seeking a radiator that can be an eye-catching focal point to the interior of your home or office take a look at one of the contemporary designer options. These are plumbed into a heating system as usual, and come in a variety of colours, finishes and hanging positions. They are also equipped with high-temperature outputs to provide warmth and comfort.

The stylish Ancona Bench Seat Radiator features an old-fashioned cast iron design with a contemporary twist. It is positioned on the top of a bench, creating an interesting seating area for a living room or bedroom and the height can be adjusted depending on the space.

A custom radiator can be the answer if your vehicle is suffering from overheating leaks, or a lack of performance. Off-the-shelf car radiators aren't always fitted correctly, which can cause damage and reduce the effectiveness of cooling your engine. Custom radiators are custom-designed to perfectly fit your engine which means longevity, improved performance, and more cooling capacity.

A custom aluminum radiator can improve the appearance of your engine bay, and boost performance by increasing coolant capacities and decreasing internal pressure. In addition custom radiators can be fitted with features like a high-flow water pump and oversized intercooler to ensure that your vehicle is operating at its best conditions.

Custom radiators can be built to exact specifications, resulting in a better fit and less turbulence. They can also disperse engine heat faster and can result in an increase in horsepower as well as an improvement in the temperature of the engine. They can also be made to match your car's style and color scheme, or with custom finishes.





To extend the life of a custom radiator, it should be constructed from top-quality materials. Select a radiator with a welded core and a made tank instead of a stamped radiator with thin walls. A good radiator will feature a machined, not a press-fitted, overflow tube. A welded header or a welded hose-holder are also indicators of a high-quality radiator. Avoid inexpensive aluminum radiators, such as the ones made by Walker or Griffen because they're flimsy.