Space saving radiators are an excellent way to maximise your home’s square footage. These are typically designed to sit flush against the walls and are most commonly used in bathrooms or cloakrooms.

A BTU (or British Thermal Unit) is a universally-accepted measurement of heat output which is used to determine hot much heat a radiator releases into the room. The higher the BTU, the hotter the radiator! One of the first steps to choosing your perfect radiator is making sure that you know the total amount of BTU’s for the room that you’re fitting the radiators into. Find out exactly how many radiators you need in a room and what heat output they should be to keep you toasty warm all year round. How many radiators do I need and what size should they be? Typically, radiators work best under windows or centrally to allow efficient convection current to distribute the heat evenly throughout the room. However, you may also like to think about where the pipes will come from as this can limit your options. Do your radiators need replacing? The best Kitchen radiators are typically tall and thin as these are generally placed conveniently in tight spaces between your kitchen cabinets and appliances. Plus, their additional height means that they provide a fantastic heat output. However, if it’s something more contemporary that you’re looking for then NRG is one of the most popular brands around.Typically, hydronic radiators are the most economical and energy efficient in comparison to electric radiators. Although, electric radiators are still very popular as they offer a great deal of flexibility with their design and installation. Heated airers speed up the drying process and provide a gentler method for drying delicates. Instead of wrapping delicates in towels and balancing them precariously on the bathroom radiator, or hanging dresses up in the shower to drip-dry, an electric airer means you can just wring them out gently and lay them flat to dry. How hot do heated clothes dryers get?

It’s an excellent choice for radiators positioned beneath windows, as it will redirect hot air into the room, which otherwise would be lost behind the curtains. You’ve seen those heaters above shop doors right? This works in a similar way – creating a ‘blanket’ of hot air that prevents cooler air making its way into the room from the window. For example, many cast iron radiators are so heavy that they can’t be fixed to the wall so they come with feet which allow them to be free standing. Whereas heated towel rails are always wall-mounted to allow easy access at eye level to hang and dry towels. Materials: Floor standing radiators are the ultimate statement piece. They look amazing when installed in a living area, dining room or kitchen. It costs little to run which is brilliant as on a cold sunny day out solar panels more than cover the useage of this rug several times over (unlike other panel heaters we have used zapping 1500 -2000 watts an hour. The fan offers a corded or cordless experience, featuring a built-in power bank that delivers up to thirteen hours of continuous use. This flexibility means it can adapt to different settings and requirements throughout your home.It is easy to fit it yourself, needs no additional plumbing or wiring – just plug it in, and it’s ready to go! This really depends on the features you’re looking for in a radiator. Here are some of the benefits for each material:

The best bathroom radiators tend to be a heated towel radiator as you can easily place towels on the multiple bars to keep them toasty warm – ready to keep you cosy when you’re stepping out of the shower. A dual fuel setup is particularly popular in bathrooms too. Not sure what dual fuel is? Don’t worry, we cover it in our next section titled ‘fuel type’. All our beautiful and innovative designer radiators come with free delivery. Some of our selected ranges even offer next-day delivery.Finding the best heated clothes airer may not sound like the most exciting of pursuits. But as a means of drying your clothes in winter, these gadgets are hard to beat. Not only is a heated airer far kinder to your treasured garments than tumble drying (it adds years to the lifespan of your clothes), it’s also better for the environment. It eliminates that damp washing smell and is a good way of minimising crinkles, so you might not need to invest in an iron or a steamer. Most heated airers also fold up compactly for storage. Another option for speeding the clothes-drying process is to run a portable dehumidfier in the same room. Dehumidifiers can shorten drying time by 25 percent, while also reducing damp and mould in the home.

Running at 300w, it costs 15p an hour to use at current prices. It’s tall enough for hanging long items like trousers and towels, and the adaptable rungs mean you can lay up to six jumpers flat for speedy drying. My colleague Debora Robertson swears by it as the best way of drying bras and Sally Hughes of laundry experts Kair recommends it to make delicates last longer. Rather than heated rungs, this variation on the heated airer features a 70C fan. It circulates hot air around your clothes, which are encased in a tent-like, ventilated outer cover. This means it dries clothes faster than other airers.Mirror radiators are excellent if you have limited wall space and would like to combine the benefits of a tall radiator with the functionality of a mirror. Style Our collection of radiators has been designed with optimal heat distribution in mind. Our range of radiators will keep you warm and toasty even in the coldest of months. However, we also understand radiators need to enhance your aesthetics as well as being highly functional. We are very proud of our broad range of designs. From sleek contemporary radiators to classic and traditional styles. Enhance your space with our range of radiators. Traditional radiators are classic, timeless and elegant. The traditional design has been around since Victorian times and there’s no better way to add warmth and character to any room. Bedrooms are best suited with a smaller radiator which doesn’t take up too much wall space. A short horizontal radiator is ideal if you want something discreet but still powerful enough to provide warmth.