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Aluminium Radiators
Are you looking to buy a high-quality aluminium radiator that perfectly matches your interior style and heating requirements? If the answer is yes, you've come to the right place. At Heat and Plumb, we carry over 60 models from many of the industry's leading brands, including Reina, Prestige, Heatwave, EcoRad, and MaxHeat.
To help you find an aluminium radiator that's just right for you, each model that you'll come across on this page is available in a variety of sizes, orientations, designs, colours, and fuel types. That way, no matter the aluminium radiator you're after, you can be confident that you'll find an option that works for you.
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The Key Benefits of Aluminium Radiators
Aluminium radiators offer several unique benefits, which make them a popular choice among households across the UK. If you're thinking about buying a radiator made from aluminium, here are some of the advantages that you can expect:
- They heat up quickly, allowing your room to reach a comfortable temperature faster
- They are significantly lighter than radiators made of stainless steel or cast iron
- They're easier to handle and install compared to radiators made of other materials
- They're available in a wide range of styles and finishes
- They're durable and naturally resistant to corrosion
Explore the Most Popular Aluminium Radiator Sizes and Configurations
Thanks to their popularity, aluminium radiators in the UK are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to suit different room layouts, wall spaces, and heating requirements. In terms of height and width, the most popular options include:
- Horizontal radiators: 420mm x 800mm, 575mm x 1080mm, and 600mm x 820mm
- Vertical radiators: 1800mm x 280mm, 1775mm x 470mm, and 1600mm x 560mm
As far as configurations are concerned, the most popular options include:
- Single-panel aluminium radiators
- Double-panel aluminium radiators
- Multi-column aluminium radiators
If you're looking for a more bespoke option, there are also plenty of designer radiators made of aluminium, which tend to offer a little bit more flexibility in terms of appearance and layout.
Factors to Consider When Buying an Aluminium Radiator
To make the most informed decision and buy an aluminium radiator that meets all of your requirements, here are a couple of factors to consider:
Heat output (BTU)
Each aluminium radiator has a BTU rating, which represents the amount of heat it can produce. So, before buying, find out what your room's BTU requirement is and choose a radiator with a heat output that matches it. This will ensure that the radiator you choose can warm your room effectively without wasting energy or struggling to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Orientation
Aluminium radiators are available in two different orientations - horizontal and vertical. So, depending on the layout of your room, your personal preference, and available wall space, you should choose a model in the orientation that best suits your space and heating requirements.
Height and width
To ensure that the aluminium radiator you buy fits comfortably into your room without overwhelming the space, take some measurements and determine the largest possible radiator size your wall space can accommodate. Then, look for a model that falls within those dimensions while still providing the required heat output for the room.
Fuel type
Aluminium radiators can be powered by electricity and/or a central heating system. To make sure you buy a model that is compatible with your existing setup, it's important to check how the radiator is powered before making a purchase.
Design and finish
And lastly, take into consideration your aesthetic preferences and choose an aluminium radiator that matches your interior design. If you already know what you're looking for, use the filter system on the side of this page to narrow down your options and only see the models that match your requirements
Aluminium Radiators vs Stainless Steel Radiators: Which is the Best Option?
While both aluminium and stainless steel radiators can heat your home efficiently, they differ in how they deliver heat, how they are installed, and how they fit into different interior styles.
To help you choose the right radiator material for your home, we've outlined a few scenarios where an aluminium radiator may be the better option, and cases where a stainless steel model may be more suitable.
Choose an aluminium radiator if:
- You prioritise fast heat-up times
- You want precise temperature control
- Your type of wall cannot support heavy radiators
- You want a modern-looking and lightweight radiator
Choose a stainless steel radiator if:
- You prefer steady and long-lasting heat distribution
- The room is used for extended periods of time
- The space has higher humidity levels
- You want your radiator in a premium, polished finish
Tips for Installing an Aluminium Radiator Correctly
If you plan on installing an aluminium radiator by yourself, doing so correctly is key to ensuring safe operation, efficient heat output, and long-term reliability. In addition to following the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer, here are a couple of extra tips that will help make the process smoother and reduce the risk of issues after installation:
- Flush the system before installation to remove sludge and debris
- Use a corrosion inhibitor to protect the radiator and heating system in the long run
- Ensure all wall fixings are secure and suitable for your wall type
- Measure pipe centres accurately to avoid adjustments during the fitting process
- Use compatible valves and align them correctly before tightening
- Bleed and test the radiator thoroughly once installed to check for leaks
If you're unsure about carrying out the installation yourself, it's best to use a qualified local installer to ensure the radiator is fitted correctly.
Keeping Your Aluminium Radiator in Great Condition
Although aluminium radiators are designed to be durable, efficient, and low maintenance, they still require some level of maintenance to perform reliably and look good for many years to come. Here are a couple of tips that will help you take proper care of your brand-new aluminium radiator:
- Clean the surface regularly using a soft cloth to prevent dust build-up
- Bleed the radiator when needed to remove trapped air
- Check the system pressure often to maintain consistent performance
- Use a corrosion inhibitor to protect the radiator and internal pipework
- Inspect the valves and joints for early signs of leaks or wear
Why Buy an Aluminium Radiator From Heat and Plumb?
Heat and Plumb is one of the leading and most trusted suppliers of aluminium radiators in the UK. We regularly carry 60+ different models in various sizes, designs, configurations, fuel types, and orientations, which makes finding the right heating solution for your needs simple and straightforward.
Beyond our large selection of aluminium radiators, other reasons why you should buy your radiator from H&P include:
- We offer free, fast, and reliable delivery to 98% of addresses in the UK
- All aluminium radiators are sourced from the most trusted suppliers in the industry
- Each aluminium radiator comes with a long manufacturer's guarantee
- We have over 25,000 5-star reviews across Google and Trustpilot
- We have an excellent customer service team
FAQs About Aluminium Radiators
Yes, they can. Radiators made of aluminium have excellent thermal conductivity, which allows them to heat up much faster than many other radiator materials, such as stainless steel and cast iron.
Although aluminium radiators can be suitable for every type of room, they are typically preferred in bathrooms, kitchens, and spaces that are high in humidity or require fast and responsive heating.
Yes, aluminium radiators are significantly lighter compared to models made of steel or cast iron. This is because aluminium is a lightweight material by nature.
No, aluminium radiators don't rust in the traditional sense. Unlike steel or iron, aluminium does not contain iron, which means it cannot oxidise and form rust. That's why aluminium radiators are particularly popular across the UK and especially in rooms such as bathrooms and kitchens where moisture levels tend to be higher.
There are several factors that will determine how long an aluminium radiator will last, including its build quality, usage, water quality within the heating system, and how well it is maintained over the years.
In general, most high-quality aluminium radiators are designed to last between 15 and 20 years, although it's not uncommon for more premium models to last even longer.
