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For even heating and the right comfort levels, most radiators are best placed in the coldest part of the room, however this is not always the case.
When choosing a radiator, you may want to consider whether you want a single or double configuration.
A large radiator does not necessarily mean it will be more expensive to heat than a smaller one that gives the same heat output.
The amount of heat given off by any radiator is largely determined by its surface area, the time it takes to warm up and cool down affects the way in which we use each type of radiator.
When we consider what makes the best radiator design, we have to look at two aspects, the functional and the aesthetic.
Whether you’re replacing an old radiator or need one for somewhere new, it’s worth considering taking a sectional approach to your purchase.
Electric radiators can be specially designed to meet the needs of homeowners who cannot or do not want to, make big changes to their system.
Designer or decorative radiators offer heat and warmth with stylish designs that can be a focal point of any room in a home, office, restaurant or cafe.
