Question 1

What radiator size suits me?

Accepted Answer

Our handy radiator size search tool will help you resolve any size-related issues you may have. It’s imperative to us that you buy a radiator that fulfils your personal needs. Using this tool will save you time down the line! Additionally, read our radiator buying guide to find out what radiator is best suited to you

Question 2

What radiator is best for heat efficiency?

Accepted Answer

This is a common query when deciding on your new radiator. Cost is a huge factor once you have already bought your product and using our radiator heat loss calculator to find out which of our heaters will heat your room most optimally is the best way to find what specifications meet your needs down the line.

Question 3

How do I decide what radiator replacement is best?

Accepted Answer

Read our how to measure a radiator replacement guide to understand what factors to consider when the time comes to say goodbye to the old and hello to the new.

Question 4

How do I bleed my new radiator?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding your radiator is essential when it comes to radiator maintenance. This is the process of letting out air that has become trapped inside your radiator system. Read our guide to find out how to bleed a radiator.

Question 5

What do I do if my radiator is leaking?

Accepted Answer

This can be a big problem, but don’t panic! If your radiator starts to leak, close both valves to isolate, let out the air to release the pressure and the leak should subside

Question 6

What about the winter months?

Accepted Answer

Winter can be one of the more expensive times of year to run your central heating radiators. Read our guide on what is the most efficient way to run central heating in your house during winter. For all radiator UK FAQs, view our advice hub.

Question 7

What temperatures should I work to, to size my radiator?

Accepted Answer

When sizing your radiator, it is advisable to consult with a competent installer to determine what temperatures your heat source works at. You will also need to know the desired room temperature you require for the appliance to heat the room to.