Stone radiators
Stone Radiators – Quiet luxury in natural stone
Stone radiators offer a refined alternative to steel, aluminium and cast iron, combining exceptional thermal mass with a calm, architectural presence. Rooted in the principles of quiet luxury and natural design, they move beyond conventional heating to become integral elements of the interior.
Made from carefully crushed natural stone, reconstituted into a high-performance composite, these radiators absorb, store and release heat gradually. This creates soft, radiant warmth with excellent heat retention, helping rooms stay comfortable for longer while reducing energy demand.
Thanks to their large surface area, stone radiators perform particularly well at low operating temperatures, making them ideal for modern heating systems such as heat pumps. The heat they emit is even and consistent, avoiding the sharp temperature swings associated with traditional radiators.
Each radiator is formed from genuine natural stone, giving subtle variations in texture and tone that make every piece unique. Colours range from warm limestone and sand shades to deeper graphite and marble-infused greys, designed to sit naturally alongside wood, concrete and contemporary architectural finishes.
Because colour and character are inherent to the material rather than applied as a coating, stone radiators retain their appearance over time. Durable, efficient and visually understated, they offer a considered, long-term heating solution where performance and timeless design coexist quietly and confidently.
Why are stone radiators so expensive?
They’re more expensive mainly because of the materials and the way they’re made. Stone radiators use natural stone composites that take longer to produce, cure and finish than standard metal radiators. You’re also paying for heat retention and a level of build quality that goes beyond basic heating.
What am I actually paying for with a stone radiator?
You’re paying for thermal mass and long-term comfort. A stone radiator absorbs heat, holds onto it and releases it slowly, which helps keep room temperatures steady. You’re also paying for a natural material that doesn’t rely on paint or coatings and tends to age very well.
Do stone radiators heat rooms differently?
Yes, they do feel different in everyday use. They warm up more gradually, but once they’re warm, the heat is softer and more even. Rather than quick blasts of heat, you get a steady, calm warmth that many people find more comfortable.
Are stone radiators suitable for heat pump systems?
Yes. Stone radiators work well with heat pumps because they perform efficiently at lower water temperatures. Their large surface area and ability to retain heat help maintain a comfortable room temperature without needing very hot water.