Cast Iron is extremely heavy, please read handling information below.
Make It Your Own
We are able to offer our Wentworth in any one of Farrow & Ball's® or Little Greene's® stunning range of quality paints, a perfect match for any heritage property.
They add a classic, high-quality finish to your radiator that perfectly matches your chosen colour.
We only use genuine Farrow & Ball® or Little Greene® paints, for Farrow & Ball® we use their Estate Eggshell (20% sheen), and for Little Greene®, we use their Tom's Oil Eggshell (15% gloss).
The process is very straightforward, simply specify the colour name and reference number along with the radiator range and size and we will provide you with a quotation. Once approved we will order the paint and produce your radiators.
Please note that (especially with Little Greene®) the reference number is extremely important. Little Greene’s palette of 196 colours includes the ‘Colour Scales’ which offer graduated shades from the same family of pigments. Therefore, similar names have been given, with a colour number for each. Prices and lead times are available on application (please call 01342 302250 for more details).
Cast Iron handling and Joining
Due to their weight, Cast Iron Radiators will be delivered on pallets to the nearest hard standing (driveway or yard) and appropriate assistance should be on hand to help move them into a safe dry storage area. They can be very heavy so careful handling is needed to avoid injury. Sectional radiators should always be carried vertically, not stretcher style, this avoids putting stress on the section joins.
These traditional radiators will often be supplied in smaller numbers of joined sections (referred to as batteries) requiring joining on-site to make the complete radiator. We will supply an appropriate joining tool (known as a key) on a sale or return basis, once your radiators are fitted you can return the key in the postage-paid box, if you wish to retain the key, we can then invoice you for the cost
The joining process is not complicated but it does need to be carried out correctly. Ask your installer to check that they have experience in installing and joining cast iron radiators and if they have the appropriate joining tools let us know and we will not send the loan key. This video shows you the way we recommend our radiators should be joined.
Please note, that after the manufacturing process, these radiators are pressure tested and cleaned inside with water, they may, therefore, contain a small amount of dirty water and swarf. If handling on a finished floor, ensure that adequate protective material is in place before working on the radiators.
580mm x 8 section in the Industrial Finish
750mm x 10 section in the Burnished Finish
Product Specification:
2 column Cast Iron 71mm sections
CE/UKCA approved & certified to BS EN442
2 heights; 580mm & 750mm
Up to 40 sections (radiators over 10 sections will be supplied in separate batteries and will need to be joined on-site)
Section output ranging from 239 to 317 (BTUs at Δt 50ºC)
Maximum working pressure: 2.5 bar
Maximum working temperature: 95°C
Product Information:
Hydronic Radiator
Black Primer as standard 188 RAL colours, 10 Classic Cast Iron colours & 2 finishes
Little Greene colours available
Farrow & Ball colours available
Delivered in up to 3 weeks for RAL 7 Colours, 6 weeks for Industrial & burnished
10 year guarantee
Pricing Tables
All prices and outputs are given per section in the tables below. Price per section includes plugs, bushes and footed end sections
Traditional cast iron radiators have been the staple material in period homes and schools since the Victorian age. Their dense heavy structure takes time to reach optimal temperature but remains hot long after the central heating is turned off - perfect for cold, drafty period homes. If you are looking to achieve a more traditional aesthetic, or statement piece, cast iron radiators are ideal – as many ranges are available in a selection of RAL colours and special finishes and offer colour palettes typical of Georgian or Edwardian properties. There are few cast iron foundries producing radiators in Europe, and as such they are more expensive than most radiator types - it is always important to check that they are going to be easy to fit and that the whole system is designed to get the best performance out of them.
This material is heavy, so installation needs to be considered, especially as there may be the need to join radiators onsite, working with an installer with a good level of experience in cast iron will make the process and final installation a lot easier.
7 weeks for Primer and RAL colours, 9 weeks for Burnished & industrial finishes
Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Height(s) (mm)
580mm - 750mm
Width(s) (mm)
71mm - 71mm
What is BTU?
The BTU rate of a radiator is how much heat the radiator will emit, and it is there to help you decide if a radiator is the correct size for your room or not. It’s important to know how much heat your room needs in order for your system to work efficiently.
With over 60 years of experience providing the best in contemporary and designer radiators, we can help you choose the perfect solution for warming your home.
Our designer radiators are suitable for every room: Living rooms, Hallways, Kitchens, Bedrooms, Bathrooms and Conservatories.