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MHS Multisec 6 Column Made To Order Horizontal RadiatorPrice from £79.00
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DQ Modus 5 Column Horizontal RadiatorPrice from £89.00
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Paladin Victoriana 4 ColumnPrice from £103.00
Paladin Victoriana 3 ColumnPrice from £103.00
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DQ Modus 6 Column Horizontal RadiatorPrice from £105.00
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Traditional Radiators FAQs
Traditional radiators are a type of heating system that was the most common type of heating in the UK until the 1960s. They have since been replaced by other types of heating and radiators, but they are still used in many homes today, and if anything are making a comeback in the interior design world. Todays traditional radiators emulate the same style from the Edwardian and Victorian eras but with modern engineering to power them.
A traditional radiator is shaped like a column and is made from metals such as stainless steel or mainly cast iron. There are no moving parts, instead it relies on convection and radiation to heat up the air in the room. This is achieved by having hot water or steam flow through pipes inside the radiator. The hot water then heats up the metal causing it to radiate heat outwards into the room.
We have a huge range of Valves available for you to choose from that are compatible with our traditional radiators. You can find modern-looking valves or more traditional options available. At the end of the day, it all comes down to the style you want to create in the room.
