Hallway Radiators

Choosing what size radiator for your hallway depends entirely on the size of your hall. Modern hall radiators at Stelrad come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and models, so at least a lack of options won’t be an issue.

A small hallway radiator is perfect for smaller spaces. A general rule of thumb is that the larger the space, the larger the hallway radiator will need to be.

Use our BTU Calculator to help you decide whether a tall or small hallway radiator is best for you, based upon the size of your hall.

If you find yourself wondering if you need a radiator in the hall, the answer is probably yes.

Even in smaller hallways, we would recommend getting an entrance hall radiator in the UK, especially for those harsher winter months. You may think that if the doors are constantly left closed, there won’t be any issues, as the heat will remain contained. Even with the doors left closed, heat will eventually find its way through gaps, leaving your hallway cold. In the long-run, opting out of a hallway radiator to conserve space for other decorative features really won’t be worth it!

There is no point in looking good, if the comfort element is eliminated. Rather than getting rid – choose a small hallway radiator, or a vertical modern hallway radiator to conserve space, stay warm, and leave enough room for other pieces of furniture

The best UK radiators for hallways will entirely depend upon the space of your hall. For many, small hallway radiators, such as our compact radiators, are the best choice for the two in one benefit of conserving space while keeping your hall warm. Alternatively, a modern hall radiator such as a tall radiator for your UK home will also give the same benefits by not taking up much space horizontally, but instead standing vertical, acting as an elegant art piece while doing the job it was made for. If you’re unsure of which entrance hall radiator is best for your hall, use our radiator size search to help you decide which hallway radiator is best for you.

For more hallway radiator related questions and all other queries contact us here or for more radiator FAQs, view our advice hub.