The idea that leaving your heating on all day is cheaper than turning it on and off as needed is a common question, especially during the colder months. The answer, though, depends on several factors, including the insulation of your home, the type of heating system you have, and your energy use habits.
Whilst the relationship between your home's level of insulation and the BTUs (British Thermal Units) required to heat it is straightforward, it is still an important consideration to make.
As you explore our website and radiators, you will see ‘BTU’ used frequently on our product pages. It is something that is important to know when it comes to shopping for home heating.
Radiators are a key (if often overlooked) component of our living space's comfort, warmth, and cosiness, and the importance of selecting the right radiator cannot be overstated.
Our Heating Glossary provides a collated A-Z of the common terms used in the radiator industry to make your life a little easier.
From its early origins to today's cutting-edge designs, the radiator's history is a captivating journey marked by innovative engineering and the pursuit of efficiency.
As renewable energy becomes more prominent over time in supplying our needs, it is electrical heating systems that stand to benefit the most.
If you want to replace a radiator without having to change the existing pipework, ideally it needs to be the exact same size – in width and depth.
Having the radiator valves set correctly is essential to ensure the room is at a comfortable temperature and that energy is not wasted.
