Radiator
The Radiator Company launches new Poll towel rail
The Radiator Company has introduced the new Poll towel rail to its designer heating collection. Clean, contemporary and highly practical, the towel rail is crafted to combine high performance with striking visual appeal by offering reliable heat output, whilst bringing understated elegance to modern bathroom designs. The Poll is offered in White RAL 9016 as […]
Read MoreAre falsified radiator outputs killing your heat pump efficiency?
Nick Baylis – CEO at Castrads – looks at the worrying trend of falsified radiator outputs, and puts forward the case for Km and n: As we move to low-temperature heating, falsified radiator outputs are moving from a minor annoyance to a major design fault that the homeowner pays for in increased running cost, the […]
Read MoreThe radiator marketplace in 2025 – What installers need to know
At a recent media event, Stelrad gave the heating industry an update on the radiator marketplace and the company’s plans for the immediate future. This as it heads into a future increasingly looking to be dominated by low temperature, renewable heating systems, as the Government strives for zero carbon and a greener future that is […]
Read MoreStelrad continues to offer Green Compact radiator series
Stelrad Radiators continues to offer low carbon-emissions steel radiators. Stelrad customers can choose a Green Compact radiator range that contributes directly to a reduction in atmospheric CO₂ emissions today and accelerates decarbonisation in the future. The Green Compact comes with an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). An EPD transparently reports objective, comparable and third-party verified data […]
Read MoreDanfoss Revolver Technology: Evolution of TRVs Explained
Danfoss introduced its Revolver bi-directional technology around 25 years ago in response to a major shift in heating systems. Traditional gravity-fed boiler systems were giving way to pumped and sealed systems, where water flow direction could vary. Early thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) were highly sensitive to flow direction, often leading to noise and inefficiencies when […]
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