Radiators
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Black Designer Curved Towel Radiator 1300 x 500mm - Ordos
- This curved towel rail radiator has a compact design and will modernize your bathroom
- On trend matt black finish with curved bars
- Offers a high heat output to make your bathroom cosy and warm in no time at all
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Brass Designer Curved Towel Radiator 1300 x 500mm - Ordos
- This central heating radiator is compatible with all major UK heating systems for added convenience and piece of mind
- This curved towel rail radiator has a compact design and will modernize your bathroom
- The sleek brushed brass finish and vertical design bring a sophisticated touch to any space
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Black Curved Towel Radiator 1530 x 500mm – Ember
- The matt black finish creates a striking focal point and adds depth to contemporary bathroom spaces.
- The 30 heated rails keep towels neatly organised while providing ample space for warming and drying.
- When connected to a central heating system, the radiator provides consistent warmth, creating a cozy and inviting bathroom environment.
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Chrome Curved Towel Radiator 1530 x 500mm - Ember
- Finished in polished chrome, this radiator adds a sleek, modern touch to any contemporary bathroom.
- The 30 heated rails offer generous space for keeping towels warm, dry, and ready to use.
- When connected to a central heating system, the radiator provides consistent warmth, creating a cozy and inviting bathroom environment.
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Radiator specification by sector
Output decides whether a room gets warm. Pick the type for the space, then size it to the heat loss.
| Sector | Type | Fuel | Why | Range |
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| Rental property & HMOs | Panel, double convector | Central heating | Low cost, easy to size and swap like for like | View range |
| Bathrooms & en-suites | Towel | Central heating or dual fuel | Heats the room and dries towels | View range |
| Holiday lets & annexes | Panel or towel | Electric where there's no wet system | No pipework, and timers keep it off between stays | View range |
| Renovation & period property | Column | Central heating | Suits period interiors | View range |
| Interior design projects | Vertical | Central heating | Frees up wall width for furniture | View range |
Outputs on listings are normally quoted at ΔT50. Low-temperature systems such as heat pumps need more radiator for the same room.
Frequently asked questions
How do we size a radiator for a room?
Work out the room's heat loss in watts or BTU from its volume, insulation, windows and target temperature, then choose a radiator with at least that output. Two smaller radiators often heat a large or long room more evenly than one.
Single, double or triple panel?
More panels give more heat from the same width and height, but stand further off the wall. Double convector is the usual choice for living rooms and bedrooms, single suits hallways and small rooms, and triple helps where wall space is tight.
Are valves included?
Usually not. Check the listing and add radiator valves to the order. Building Regulations generally expect thermostatic valves when a boiler or heating system is replaced.
What does dual fuel mean?
The radiator runs on the central heating and also takes an electric element, so it can heat on its own when the boiler is off. The element needs a fused spur fitted by an electrician. Some listings include it; heating elements are also sold separately.
Can you deliver to site?
Yes. We deliver to building sites, six days a week, with pallet delivery for larger orders. See delivery options for access and offloading.
Supplying a build or refurb?
Trade pricing on volume, deliveries to site and a dedicated account manager.