Designer Radiators

A designer radiator heats your bathroom and becomes a feature in its own right. Our range covers tall vertical radiators that make the most of narrow walls, traditional column styles for period homes, and ladder-style heated towel rails that keep towels warm and dry between uses.

Choose from anthracite, chrome and brushed brass finishes to match your taps and brassware. Most designs are available in a choice of heights, so you can match the heat output to the size of your room. Complete the look with our radiator valves, or browse the full range of bathroom radiators and heated towel rails.

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Heated Towel Rail Slade

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From £57.99

Heated Towel Rail Diva

From £40.99

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KLIPS 400 x 1000 STAINLESS STEEL RADIATOR

£300.00 £918.00

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800 x 370 Carisa Elvino Aluminium Vertical Radiator & Towel Rail

£320.00 £714.00

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Heated Towel Rail Diva

From £61.99

Traditional Radiator York

£355.00

Round Tube Ladder Rail 500 x 1190mm Brushed Brass Teplo

£405.00

1800 x 600 Ischia Radiator Anthracite Lazzarini

£630.00

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1450 x 600 Radiator Chrome Pavia

£175.00

Choosing a designer radiator

A designer radiator is the one piece of heating you actually want on show. Before you choose, think about three things: the wall space you have, the heat your bathroom needs and the finish that suits the rest of the room.

Vertical radiators: tall and narrow, they deliver plenty of heat from a small strip of wall, so they work beside doors, between windows and in slim en-suites. See all vertical radiators.

Column radiators: a classic multi-column look that suits period homes and traditional bathrooms, and gives a generous heat output.

Ladder towel rails: warm the room and dry your towels at the same time. Ideal where you want a radiator and a towel rail in one. Browse heated towel rails.

Finishes: anthracite and black suit modern and industrial schemes, chrome reflects light in smaller rooms, and brushed brass adds warmth. Match your radiator to your taps and shower for a joined-up look, and add radiator valves in the same finish.

What is a designer radiator?

A designer radiator is a radiator chosen as much for how it looks as for the heat it gives out. Compared with a standard white panel radiator, you get sculpted shapes, tall vertical formats, column and ladder designs, and finishes such as anthracite, chrome and brushed brass. Many also double as a towel rail in the bathroom.

Should I choose a vertical or horizontal designer radiator?

Vertical radiators suit bathrooms where wall width is limited, for example beside a door, between a window and the bath, or in a narrow en-suite. They give a similar heat output to a horizontal radiator while taking up less width. Horizontal and column styles work well under windows and on longer walls.

What size designer radiator do I need?

Work out the heat output your room needs, measured in watts or BTUs, then choose a radiator that meets it. Room size, ceiling height, window area and insulation all affect the figure. Bathrooms usually need a little more heat than other rooms because of the moisture. As a rule, a taller or wider radiator gives out more heat, so check the output listed on each product before you buy.

Can a designer radiator heat my whole bathroom?

Yes, as long as its heat output matches what the room needs. Check the output in watts or BTUs on each product and compare it with the requirement for your bathroom. Towel rails usually give out less heat than a full radiator, so in a larger bathroom you may want a radiator for warmth and a towel rail for drying towels.

Can I use a designer radiator with my central heating?

Our designer radiators connect to a standard wet central heating system with a pair of radiator valves. Some heated towel rails can also be fitted with an electric element, so they can run on their own when the heating is off, for example in summer.

Do designer radiators need special valves?

Most use standard 15mm radiator valves. Angled, straight and corner valves suit different pipe positions, and thermostatic valves let you control the temperature of each room. Choose valves in the same finish as your radiator for a neat finish.

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