The living room is usually the largest space in the house. It requires steady warmth throughout long winter evenings and remains the most visible heating element in the home. An undersized unit or poor placement results in cold spots by mid-winter, while an ill-considered design often looks like a clumsy afterthought on the wall. Choosing the right model is not about picking a decorative shape; it is about combining output, proportion, and design so the room feels naturally comfortable.

If you’ve ever woken up too warm at 3am or shivered your way through a winter morning, you’ve probably wondered what the right bedroom temperature actually is. It’s a common enough question in British homes, especially in older properties where insulation varies wildly from one room to the next.

When it’s time to swap out a radiator, everyone asks the same things: "How big does it need to be?" or "Which one's the best bet?" We’ve been shifting radiators for decades, so we’ve heard it all. We’re here to give you the straight talk on getting your heating sorted without the faff.

Heating’s cranking away, but you’re still reaching for a jumper? It’s a classic. If the system is doing its bit but the room just won’t get cosy, you’ve likely hit a physical brick wall. Let’s get into why that is.