Are grey radiators cooler than traditional white radiators?
Today when we are buying a new radiator, the heating power and the right dimensions are not the only factors that matter; the design and the appearance are at least as important, especially the colour.
The colour of a radiator should suit the colour scheme and atmosphere of the room's interior. Not too daring customers generally choose anthracite radiators instead of white ones because they harmonize very well with all interiors. However, the bolder ones, who are not afraid of use powerful colours, already buy red or yellow radiators these days.
coloured radiator – Sunset model
grey radiator – Viking vertical radiator
yellow radiator - Rex model
red radiator - Essy model
We also need to take into account the light conditions because colours look different in different lighting conditions. For example, cold light enhances cold colours and weakens warm tones. Regarding the optical effects, black radiators look smaller than white radiators of the same size.
black bathroom radiator - Horoscop model
cream radiator – Zumba horizontal model
coloured radiators - Leagoo model
yellow radiator - Forum vertical model
brown radiator – Max vertical model
Colours influence our feelings regarding heat and mood. Warm colours can give you an up to 2-3 degrees warmer feel, so you can easily decide whether a cream radiator or a dark blue one would be a better option for your bedroom. However, it is also true that people have different colour preferences because we perceive colours differently, causing different reactions by each individual.
All in all, the colour choice is very important as colours have a much greater impact on us than we might initially think.
pink radiator - Rime model
anthracite radiator - Grace model
green radiator – Hornet model
blue radiator - Cascade horizontal model
grey radiator - Speed model
coloured radiators - Graffiti model