Heating, Ventilation & Insulation
Aperoso
The Aperoso is a
combination of geometrical
forms and natural
imperfection derived from
shapes that would be
observed in the natural
world.
Price: £1347.60
Class 01
An iconic style in the Livingstone
range, based on classic design - it offers
sweeping and harmonious architectural
detailing.
Price: £1347.60
The Radiator Centre Q&A
1. What are the main benefits of
installing radiators, as opposed to
underfloor heating? not possible to have radiators. In these
situations, trench heating installed in
the floor is often a viable alternative.
Both have their positives and negatives.
However, one upside of radiators is their
heating up time. People also like the
sense of having a direct heat source in
a room as opposed to a more ambient
sense of warmth. 3. Do you have any clever solutions for
installing radiators in homes where
space is limited, and homeowners want
to keep as much wall space free as
possible?
2. Are there any projects where radiators
might be less suitable?
Some of the more architecturally
driven projects that involve significant
amounts of glass might mean that it is
Vertical radiators can free up wall space,
especially now that some designs are
focusing on producing high heat outputs
which are ideal for taking advantage of
dead wall space, such as behind doors or
on supporting piers or dwarf walls. And
then, of course, there are those radiators
38
that are almost a piece of art and can be
used as such.
4. How do you know what heat output is
required from your radiators?
You can find calculators to help you
determine how much room needs
online. This is a basic calculation
based on room dimensions and other
factors, such as double glazing, that
can be used to determine how warm
a room should be. One is available at
https://www.theradiatorcentre.com/
heat-calculator.