Piano Vertical Stock

6 Textured, Matt and Satin finishes

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A convenient and cost-effective way to manage your budget.

The Piano also comes in a fully electric version.

We understand that many interior designs can be enhanced with carefully applied colour co-ordination or contrasts to create a standout feature. Today we have a huge choice of brands, exciting colour palettes and tones to choose from for our walls and woodwork, providing the opportunity to create truly stunning rooms.

If you are looking to create a uniquely personal look, using colours from either popular or premium paint brands, we can take your chosen colour and create a highly durable powder coat finish that will allow your radiator to blend in with your wall colour, or stand out if you want to make a statement!

Single Vertical 1820mm x 624mm in White RAL 9016

Double Vertical 1820mm x 456mm in White RAL 9016

Product Specification: 

• Italian Design and manufacture
• Steel 50mm flat tubes with 30mm collectors
• CE/UKCA approved & certified to BS EN442
• Single and double option available
• 3 heights; 1220mm, 1520mm & 1820mm
• 4 widths; 288mm, 400mm, 512mm & 624mm
• Output ranging from 1576 to 5841 (BTU's at Δt 50ºc)
• Maximum working pressure 4 bar
• Maximum working temperature 95°C

Product Information:

Aged Brass

Vintage Green

Textured Anthracite

Pearl Bronze

Copper

Satin Gold

Single Radiators

With less surface area, a single radiator emits less heat than a double. The main benefit is that single radiators tend to be slimmer and so for areas such as hallways or downstairs toilets, where space is tight or limited, they are a good option. They are also likely to be the more cost-effective option for smaller rooms that don’t need a large heat output, such as a bathroom or en-suite.

Double Radiators

The benefit of double configurations is that versus a single configured radiator in exactly the same size, it will emit a higher heat output. This means you can replace your single radiator with a smaller double radiator and still achieve the same BTUs - but take up less wall space. Another benefit is that where you may initially have had two single radiators, you can meet the same output requirements with just one double radiator. This will again take up less wall space and be one less radiator to heat and push water through.