If you sometimes feel like your radiators detract from your room’s décor, and make it look untidy or improperly finished, you might want to consider radiators that don’t, at first glance, appear to be radiators. Gone are the days when the only option was to buy a heavy-duty, white radiator. Instead, there is a great variety and choice to be found nowadays and it really is possible to buy a radiator that doesn’t even look like one.
At Designer Radiators, they have a number of options if this is the kind of thing you are after. Their range of electric radiators in particular would appear to be simply part of the décor in a modern home. Without further inspection, this Eskimo Outline Gong Electric Radiator, for example, would not immediately appear to be a radiator. Yet that is exactly what it is.
Seat and bench radiators, are also ideal if you wanted to incorporate your heating into your home. Appearing to be part of the furniture, this would be an ideal solution in a bathroom or conservatory where space might be at more of a premium.
For a unique heating solution in your kitchen, you could opt for radiator plinths, which sit underneath your kitchen counters. This is a stop gap between normal radiators and underfloor heating and provides you with an alternative solution if you don’t wish to compromise on space but would prefer your heating to be out of sight. Similarly, skirting heating offers a similar solution to other rooms in your house. Take what is already present in your home, and adopt it to work for you. If you can’t afford to lose your level of wall space, or simply have a room that is too small to accommodate a regular radiator, then this could be a great option for your house.
Having radiators which have been created to take up less space, or to be hidden out of sight, doesn’t mean settling for a lower quality of heat either. Many of the options at Designer Radiators Direct have been designed to have a high heat output and will still warm your room to the standard you would expect from a top-quality radiator.
