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isidora_markovic90

POLL: Pick a radiator!

Isidora Markovic
hace 7 años

Which'll it be? Vote and share why you voted how you did!

Radiator with a cover
Metal twisting towel rail
White vertical contemporary radiator
White Victorian radiator
Metal vertical contemporary
Pink and metal towel rail
Contemporary metal spiral towel rail
Chubby Churchill radiator
Traditional white hovering radiator
Other - comment below!
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  • hamiltonsworld
    hace 7 años
    I think it always depends on the room but for us if you have to have radiators the traditional cast iron type win. We recently had ours done and bought these from CastRads, the ppl there were great, they delivered them on time and we got our plumber to install. They are very heavy but the radiators stay warm long after the heating has gone off and they have really made a difference to our place this winter.

    Comentarios (15)

    • windwizard
      hace 7 años

      My favourite radiator is 91 million miles away, and is called the SUN. That is why I designed my solar dwelling... no radiators thank you very much.

    • User
      hace 7 años
      No radiators Windwizard? Totally on board with solar n wind power (it is THE way forward) but how's the heat distributed around the house?
    • User
      hace 7 años
      Not a fan of radiators full stop, so covering them up is my option, but in a bathroom it definitely makes sense to combine them with a towel rail.
    • Krystle Dine
      hace 7 años

      It was a tie between white Victorian, chubby Churchill and the traditional rad. I'm hoping to have a lovely dark Victorian style rad on my snug wall painted in Farrow and Ball's Hague Blue; with exposed vertical copper pipes coming down from upstairs. If I have to have exposed piping - I may as well make a feature of it! :)

    • Dutchess
      hace 7 años

      Underfloor heating anytime to leave space for more interesting pieces of furniture. I agree with fizzfan above that towel rails in bathrooms make sense.

    • PRO
      Infrared Heating Technologies Ltd
      hace 7 años

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    • PRO
      Deborah Hayward
      hace 7 años

      i love the design of the contempary rad idea in a modern bathroom

    • Victoria
      hace 7 años
      Infrared, you might want to read this..
      https://www.asa.org.uk/News-resources/Hot-Topics/Misleading-Advertising.aspx#.WH_jtbTfWhA
    • jenicrighton
      hace 7 años

      Can't really vote on this - it's a case of horses for courses!


    • k11agl
      hace 7 años
      Floor heating - no radiator!!
    • PRO
      Designer Touch
      hace 7 años
      The white vertical contemporary radiators are fabulous. They are effective and perfect for emanating heat in our orangery kitchen extension.
    • PRO
      Feature Radiators
      hace 7 años
      Última modificación: hace 7 años

      There is so much choice of stylish radiators these days that also offer a great heat output, so definitely no need for radiator covers anymore. Vertical radiators are a great option where wall space is restricted e.g. in a kitchen. Towel radiators offer any aspect when it comes to practicality. The choice is endless!


    • windwizard
      hace 7 años
      Última modificación: hace 7 años

      Why do people like radiators?

      They take up space, mess up the look of a room, leak and creak, need a boiler and maintenance, plus they make decorating the wall really tricky.

      If you need to heat your house but don't want the cluttered 'radiator' look, then check out www.discreteheat.com... (water or electric skirting board heating).

      Modern passive and super-insulated solar dwellings do not need a
      'heating system' - they cost very little to run and don't even need a wood
      burner, - which would very quickly cause overheating! (Note: Biomass fuel is not carbon neutral; not until you have fully grown a replacement ).

      Other choices are underfloor heating which can be water or electric based. Another option is infra-red heating www.infraredcompany.com and www.herschel-infrared.co.uk, but it would be healthier all round if we started to evolve faster and stopped thinking like cavemen/womem. The way forward is insulation and the reduction of energy use, not radiators and fossil fuels.

    • PRO
      AA Drafting Solutions
      hace 7 años

      Cast Iron Radiators look great in Victorian properties. Recent project completed below with one installed..

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