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Radiators
The job of a radiator is simple, to produce heat. How to choose a radiator for your home may be a little harder due to the range and designs. At Always plumbing we will help you find the perfect radiator for your home.The types of radiator vary from Steel panel convectors to Low surface temperature radiators.
Radiators which have fin's welded to the rear of the radiator panel a small amount have a small amount of heat radiating direct from the steel panel but most of their heat is produced via convection. Standard steel panel radiators rely on radiant heat, due to not having fin's this leads to less efficient heating being produced in one spot of the room which will lead to cold spots in the room. It is important to place the radiator at the correct height and most advantageous position in the room. At Always Plumbing we will guide you through this problem .
Please find list below of all styles.
Steel panel convectors
This is the most commonly fitted radiator in domestic and commercial installations in the UK. The radiator has a seamed top and usually a top grills but this is an optional extra. The style that is taking over is a compact radiator which have the grills fitted during manufacture.
Compact radiators
These radiators have factory fitted top grills and end panels making a more stylish product. They have all the benefits of the steel panel sector with respect to efficiency and the heat they produce.
Flat fronted radiators
This heavy duty plan radiator are used where damage or vandalism is likely to occur. Mostly used in commercial applications.
Integral radiator & towel rail
.This clever product successfully combines a towel rail and radiator in one integrated unit perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and reception areas. The design helps you dry wet towels, cloths and clothes without interfering with the flow of room heat.
Tubular towel rails
As above but without radiator. Perfect for the bathroom or downstairs cloakroom.
Rolled top radiator
As the compact radiator has increased in popularity. The rolled top has declined A more bulkier radiator producing the same heat as a compact
Flat fronted radiators
This heavy duty plan radiator are used where damage or vandalism is likely to occur. Mostly used in commercial applications.
Low surface temperature radiators
The heat is controlled and is designed not to go above 43 degrees C great for the kids bedroom or for the elderly when not to steady on their feet. Also popular in the health care environment and commercial property
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