Straight Black Valves for Radiators & Towel Rails (Pair) - Suitable for Installation of Your Heated Towel Rail or Radiator onto Your Central Heating System

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If the available wall space is minimal, consider a vertical radiator to maximise this, or even look at the spaces under windows if that is an option. Apart from looking fantastic, you need a valve that fits in with the functions you want from your radiator. If you have a radiator you know you’ll not need to adjust when turned on; then a simple, minimalist valve is a good option as you can leave it be.

A radiator valve is a crucial component in a heating system that regulates the flow of hot water into your radiator. They serve as a control mechanism, allowing you to manage the temperature of individual radiators or rooms in your home by adjusting the flow of hot water. Radiator valves come in various types, each with different functions and shapes. But how do they differ and are they universal? Find out with the following frequently asked questions about radiator valves.Manual: Operating manually, manual radiator valves require you to turn the dial to set your desired radiator temperature. While easy to use and maintain, there's a chance of forgetting to turn them off, potentially affecting your heating bills. Despite this, keeping an eye on manual valves can ensure better control over your heating system. Consider the size of the room, as larger spaces will likely require radiators with a higher heat output or maybe even multiple radiators in some cases. If unsure, try our heating calculator, which will help narrow down your search. With VAT included, we provide the best value possible on these and other radiator accessories. Our Delivery Guarantee

Valves are essential to keep your radiator working efficiently. Our range includes thermostatic valves, radiator valves, cap kits, and vent plugs in a selection of finishes to help you find the best fit. With a thermostatic radiator valve (TRV), you can control your radiator’s heat level, setting it to the perfect temperature with an adjustable dial. The thermostat dial then closes the valve once your desired temperature is reached. Efficiency is also a key factor, especially when it comes to keeping a handle on heating bills, so look for energy-efficient models that save both energy and money; these are often aluminium, low-water-content radiators.

Angled: Angled radiator valves are essential when pipes need to make a 90-degree turn to enter the radiator. Particularly common in bathrooms, where towel rail pipework typically emerges from the floor, towel radiators often feature a bottom radiator valve inlet to accommodate this setup. At Trade Radiators all valves come with a two-year guarantee that they’ll work without fault and a promise that you won’t find the same valve for a lower price anywhere else online.