Radiator reflectors promise to boost your heating efficiency and reduce energy bills by reflecting heat back into the room instead of letting it escape through the wall. Sounds brilliant, but do they actually deliver?
Getting radiator placement wrong doesn't just look odd - it genuinely wastes energy, reduces comfort, and can cost you money every winter through inefficient heating. So what’s the best place for them?
Ever wondered why radiators seem to always end up under windows? Does seem odd, doesn’t it? Why put your heat source right next to the coldest part of the room?
Vertical radiators have become increasingly popular as people look for heating solutions that don't consume valuable wall space. But are they actually any good, or just a style-over-substance trend?
Understanding how TRVs actually function can save you a fair chunk of money on heating bills whilst making your home more comfortable. They're cleverer than they look, and once you know what you're doing with them, they pretty much run themselves.
Your heating's on, but some rooms are tropical while others feel like winter? The culprit is most likely unbalanced radiators. Let's take a closer look.
When you're replacing radiators or fitting new ones, you'll quickly hit this question: single or double panel? Let's sort out which you actually need.
When you're replacing radiators or planning a heating system, the sheer number of options can be a bit baffling. Panel, convector, column, designer - what's the actual difference, and does it matter?
Keeping our homes warm is crucial, especially during a cold snap. Winter can be dangerous for the elderly and vulnerable and it's better to know the best way to heat your home to ensure you and your family stay warm