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Skirting Radiators

Skirting Radiator Skirting radiators were made for those homes that have bay windows or other tall windows. It could be problematic to fit a radiator under them and so skirting radiators come in the picture. Low-level radiators (or skirting radiator) are short radiators designed for mounting just above the skirting board. And while they may…

Chrome Towel Radiators

Chrome Towel Radiators CHROME TOWEL RADIATORS Chrome is short for chromium and this is a shiny metal. However, chrome towel radiators are not made out of chrome. At least, it’s not the main material. When it’s said that an appliance is made from chrome, it just actually means that it’s chrome-plated. On its own, chrome…

Small Bathroom Radiators

Small Bathroom Radiators Small Bathroom Radiators Modern heated towel rails come in small sizes but are powerful enough to serve as the sole heat source in a small bathroom. Small bathroom radiators offer the luxury of stepping out of the shower and wrapping up in a crisp, warmed towel, as well as providing enough heat…

Contemporary Radiators

Contemporary Radiators Some Benefits of using Contemporary Radiators Safe to Touch Some contemporary radiators don’t have to be heated to temperatures as high as many of the older style units. They are safe to tough and are used for many purposes. You can use this kind of radiator around children and pets without worrying…

Anthracite Radiator

Anthracite Radiators What is an Anthracite? Anthracite is a hard, compact variety of coal that has a submetallic luster. It’s often referred to as hard coal as it has the highest carbon content. It also has the fewest impurities and the highest energy density of all types of coal except for graphite. Anthracite is the highest…

Traditional Radiators

Traditional Radiators Traditional radiators come in all shapes and sizes. There are different materials they are made up from. And so in this post, we are going to explore the various types of radiator material and explain the advantages and disadvantages of each. Aluminum Radiators This kind of radiators is probably the most common material…

Tall Radiators

source Tall radiators or also simply known as vertical radiators are very in right now. Upright radiators are becoming increasingly popular amongst homeowners and interior designers. The main reason for this is the increased installation of tall and slim models is because it is more convenient in areas with limited wall space to make use…

Reina Radiators

Reina is the UK’s leading supplier of designer radiators and towel rails. They were established in 2005 and is still privately owned. Reina continues to design and create more products including their Reina radiators. They are constantly leading the trend by combining the latest styles and functionality. Each homeowner has their own sense of style…

Radiators Online

source Finding the best radiator online can be a little overwhelming. There are a lot of sites offering a lot of types of “the best” radiators for your home. It’s not simple to just quickly choose one, but it can be. Here are simple tips to guide you on how to choose a radiator online.…

Convector Radiator

source A convector radiator is a kind of radiator that’s made to focus in convection heat instead of simply just radiating the heat outwards. This convection is achieved by placing two layers together with fins in between the panels. One of the advantages of having convector radiators is that they heat the room quicker. How…