Heating Advice

Nobody wants a cold bathroom or home, especially not in the middle of a particularly bad British winter. With these guides we give you the lowdown on how to keep your home warm, whether that's making sure your radiator is performing at its best or saving your money with energy saving tips.

Bathrooms need heating like any room, but whether you choose heated towel rails or standard radiators affects comfort, practicality, and whether you'll actually have warm towels when you need them.

Towel rail sizing affects whether your bathroom stays comfortably warm, whether towels actually dry properly, and whether you've wasted money on inadequate heating or excessive capacity you'll never use. Getting size right requires balancing heat output requirements with physical dimensions and towel capacity needs. Here's how to select towel rails that work rather than just fit the available wall space.

Choosing designer radiators based purely on appearance creates expensive mistakes when stunning radiators fail to heat rooms adequately or clash with existing decor once installed. Matching radiator style, output, and size to your specific rooms requires balancing aesthetic preferences with practical heating requirements. Here's how to select designer radiators that look brilliant whilst actually keeping you warm.

All mechanical and electrical appliances eventually breakdown and need to be repaired or replaced

Choosing the right boiler can be difficult and long winded. You have to take into consideration the

In recent years, there has been an increasing shift in the market towards aluminium radiators

Stainless steel has been one of the most popular materials in radiator construction since its invent

Convector radiators are increasingly popular in modern homes due to their excellent efficiency

The concept of central heating is one that has changed little throughout its long history

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