You don't have to be limited by the size and style of radiator that you’re replacing, there are loads of options to choose from, which will fit with your style and generate the right amount of heat for your room.
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In this guide, we’ll take you through what you need to consider when buying your new radiator. You’ll also be introduced to our handy BTU calculator which will tell you how many and what size radiators you’ll need, at just the click of a button.
When choosing your radiator, you firstly need to decide how you want it to be heated. You have 3 options for this:
A central heating radiator is your typical radiator. Essentially, a metal container that fills with hot water which is heated by the boiler. That heat then escapes into your home at a rate that depends on its material, size, and design.
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Electric radiators are, as you can guess, a container full of fluid (often thermo-fluid) that is heated by an electrical element. All powered by your nearest power socket or wired directly to your main supply.
Typically a standard central heating radiator with a mains-powered 'summer heating element' inserted into it. This gives you the option of heating the radiator using electric, even if your central heating is off. This heating method is great for towel radiators.
There are a wide variety of different radiator types for you to choose from. Below we outline the benefits and potential drawbacks of each so you can choose the best radiator for you!
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