Steady, even warmth — styled for your home
Hydronic radiator panels deliver quiet, consistent heat through wall-mounted units that pair with your hydronic system. From classic steel panels to designer linear and tubular styles — including bathroom heated towel rails — there's a radiator to suit every room.
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A radiator for every room and aesthetic
Hydronic radiators come in a wide range of styles, sizes and orientations. The right choice depends on the room, the wall space available, and the look you're after — we'll match the type to the brief during the assessment.
Steel panel radiators
The most common hydronic radiator — flat or convector-style steel panels in white finish. Reliable, efficient, and the standard choice for bedrooms, living rooms and hallways.
Tubular radiators
A classic column-style look with vertical tubes — adds visual character and works well in heritage homes, hallways and statement spaces.
Linear radiators
Sleek, low-profile horizontal panels — ideal under windows, along long walls, or where you want the radiator to blend into the architecture.
Vertical radiators
Tall, narrow panels that maximise heat output in minimal floor footprint. Perfect for narrow walls, behind doors, or as a design feature in the room.
Heated towel rails
Hydronic-powered towel rails for bathrooms and ensuites — warm towels straight off the rail, plus they help with humidity. Specified during your bathroom design.
Low surface temperature
DeLonghi Radel range — radiators specifically designed for homes with young children or vulnerable occupants. Safe to touch even at full operating temperature.
Designer or standard — your call
We offer two clear tiers: a designer range for projects where the radiator is part of the visual story, and a standard range that delivers proven performance at a more accessible price point.
Statement-piece radiators
Architectural radiators where the design is part of the room — sculptural shapes, premium finishes, custom colours. For projects where the radiator is meant to be seen and admired.
- Wide range of styles: linear, tubular, geometric, sculptural
- Custom colours and premium finishes available
- Brands like Jaga, Orimono, Camber, Knockonwood, Play
- Suits new builds, renovations and design-led projects
Reliable performance, everyday value
Quality steel panel radiators that do the job beautifully without the designer price tag. Proven workhorses for bedrooms, living rooms, and rooms where function leads form.
- Steel panel radiators in standard white finish
- Wide range of sizes and capacities to suit every room
- Brands like DeLonghi Linear, Miro, Tubular, Stelrad
- Lower price point — same hydronic performance
Right size, right spot
A radiator's heating output depends on its surface area, the temperature of the water flowing through it, and where in the room it sits. Get sizing wrong and the room will never feel warm enough — or you'll pay for a radiator that's bigger than it needs to be.
We calculate output based on each room's heat-loss profile (insulation, window area, ceiling height, exposure) and recommend the right size and placement for each space. Most homes need a mix of radiator sizes — bigger units in living areas, smaller in bedrooms and bathrooms.
A radiator should outlast the renovation
Quality hydronic radiators are durable, low-maintenance, and built to perform for decades. The radiators we supply come with manufacturer warranties between 10 and 25 years — depending on the brand and product line — and we stand behind every install.
Longevity matters here. A radiator that fails inside 5 years means lifting tiles, opening walls, and disrupting the home. That's why we only specify products with the warranty and track record to match.
Radiator questions answered
How many radiators will my home need?
Typically one per room, sometimes two in larger living or open-plan spaces. We calculate the exact number and size during the assessment based on heat-loss for each room — not a one-size-fits-all rule.
Can I keep radiators if I switch from a gas boiler to an electric heat pump?
In most cases, yes. Modern radiators are compatible with both gas boilers and electric heat pumps. Occasionally we'll recommend resizing a radiator or two if the flow temperatures change significantly. See the electric heating page for more on heat pumps.
Are radiators safe around kids?
Standard radiators get warm to the touch but not dangerously hot. For homes with young children, elderly occupants, or vulnerable people, we can specify low surface temperature radiators like the DeLonghi Radel range — these stay safe to touch at full operating temperature.
How long does it take to install radiators?
Depends on the size of the home and whether it's a new build or retrofit. New builds are quickest because pipework can be designed in. Retrofits typically take 5–10 days, depending on access and pipework runs.
Do radiators cool the home in summer?
No — radiators are heating-only. For cooling, we typically pair hydronic heating with ducted or split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning, or specify a hybrid system that uses one outdoor unit for both heating and cooling.
What's the price difference between designer and standard ranges?
It depends on the specific product, but designer radiators typically cost 2–4× the price of standard panels. Most homes use a mix — designer pieces in feature rooms (living, ensuite, hallway) and standard panels in bedrooms and secondary spaces. We confirm the cost split during the quote.
Can radiators be painted or customised?
Designer-range radiators are available in custom colours and finishes from the factory. Standard radiators can typically be painted with appropriate radiator-safe paint after install, though it doesn't always look as clean as a factory finish.
Find the right radiator for every room
Book a free assessment and we'll talk through which radiator styles suit your home, calculate sizing for each room, and put together a quote covering the whole hydronic system.