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DESIGNER RADIATORS – Feature radiator

Choosing the Right Designer Radiator

Picking a designer radiator isn't just about what looks good on a website. You need to think about how it actually lives in your room and whether it’ll keep you warm when it’s freezing outside.

Horizontal vs Vertical

Horizontal radiators are the standard for a reason. They fit under windows and take up the dead space along longer walls. They’re a safe bet for living rooms and kitchens where you have the width to spare.

Go for a vertical unique radiator if you’re short on wall space. They’re a lifesaver in hallways, narrow kitchens, or rooms where the furniture layout makes a horizontal unit impossible. You get a bold look without losing half your wall to a heater.

Materials

The material you choose dictates how the heat actually feels. Aluminium is the fastest—it warms up almost instantly and is incredibly efficient with heat pumps, though it cools down just as quickly once turned off. Steel is a dependable middle ground; it takes a little longer to get going than aluminium but holds its heat for longer. If you want a radiator that stays warm well after the heating is cut, look at our high-mass stone or cast iron designs. They take the longest to reach temperature, but they provide a steady, lingering warmth that lighter models can't match.

Sizing & BTU

Don't guess the size. If it’s too small, you’ll be reaching for a jumper all winter; too big, and you’re just throwing money away on energy bills. BTU is just a measure of heat output. We’ll help you figure out exactly what you need based on your room size and insulation so your designer radiator actually does its job.

Colours & Finishes

Colour can make a unique radiator either disappear or become the main feature of the room. We offer over 200 finishes at no extra cost, so you can match your paintwork or cabinets exactly. Whether you go for a matte, satin, or textured look, the point is to make it look like it was always meant to be there—not just an afterthought.