Radiators - a whole host of options
Radiators - welcome to a chic world
Finding a central heating system which compliments the décor and furniture in your home has always been something of an issue but these days there are options available for the most discerning of consumers. Every room in the house can benefit from some iconic designs and nowhere more so than the bathroom where some intriguingly designed towel rails and warmers can compliment the room' s radiators to create a visually stunning and cosy space. Featuring space for numerous towels the Archibald towel rail is both practical and novel with shapes reminiscent of coat hangers found in the wardrobe. Or if space is an issue in the bathroom try replacing the standard unit with a wall mounted Hot Hoop, being fixed to the wall it comes from a range of contemporary radiators which boast elegant lines along with highly polished pipes. Modern heating systems compliment the sweeping angular lines of modern designer homes perfectly and by taking sympathetic approach examples like the B Squared can take pride of place in the most elaborate of settings. It' s all about choosing units that not only enhance the look and style of their surroundings but also maintain an acceptable residual heat and these designer radiators do that with aplomb. Chic looks combined with cast iron construction techniques create an unbeatable combination and once you' ve sampled their brilliance there will be no turning back. Fitting a modern central heating system makes a perfect sense, just make sure what you choose is en vogue!
Mix 'n' match
There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to household central heating systems and as long as your installation is fitted sympathetically there is no reason why old and new styles shouldn' t sit happily together side by side. For instance just because you happen to live in a period home does not mean you cannot inject some cutting edge designs into your living space. Radiators like the Ripple can in fact have a positive impact in say a Victorian bathroom with the unusual polished pipe work standing out against a backdrop of period bathroom appliances. As beautiful as older style properties are sometimes through no fault of their own they suffer from a lack of natural light, to combat this many people are now fitting absolutely stunning radiators like the Nauge which cunningly features integral lighting bright enough to light up even the darkest of living spaces! The range of designer units is almost limitless with super slim variants for the kitchen, bathroom and cloakroom and architectural pieces for the lounge area. There' s no reason at all why the outlandish free standing Ecstasy Pole needn' t work perfectly well with more traditional radiators, sometimes standard column units positively benefit from the addition of a quirky piece of plumbing and it definitely reflects the eclectic lifestyle which most of us now lead. Push the boundaries of your imagination, don' t play it too safe and you' ll be rewarded with something truly amazing, both you and your home deserve it!
Super slim and extraordinarily versatile
Certain rooms in the home suffer from a distinct lack of wall space, the kitchen, bathroom and cloakroom, to name but a few. And in the past if we couldn' t find adequate wall space to mount a unit we usually left the room without heat and invariably suffered the consequences! But luckily for us, the consumers, times have changed and definitely for the better. Modern radiators allow for these tight spaces and now even the narrowest of wall spaces is able to accommodate a wall mounted unit of some description. Super slim, flush fitting models are great in kitchen spaces as they do not encroach on valuable floor space and at the same time provide adequate heating for the room. Modern multi purpose radiators are popular for the conservatory and the Multisec bench is a welcome addition to this relaxing area of living space, even in the depths of winter you can sit on the bench style seat, read the paper and enjoy the warmth supplied by the integral low level unit. The bathroom has always suffered when it comes to adequate space to mount central heating, but fortunately modern technological advances have managed to overcome this problem with radiators now combined with heated towel rails and warmers to create luxurious warmth which we can all enjoy. The Hot shelf is a prime example of this, serving as a source of heat, towel dryer and a chic piece of furniture, it' s so good you' ll never want to leave the bathroom!
All encompassing warmth
There' s nothing worse than feeling cold in your own home and nothing is more uninviting than a chilly living space. Central heating systems have of course made this a problem of the past but it' s only just recently that stylish designs have become available making the heat source in your room something to be proud of rather than cunningly hidden! Radiators have undergone something of a style overhaul just recently so now you can heat your home with rather more than a hint of chic. Architectural shapes and forms are abound with panel models in various styles including one looking like an oversized abacus and cubic shapes featuring heavily in other flamboyant models. And it' s not only gas powered central heating systems that have benefited from these changes with electric radiators also getting in on the style act. Combining low energy costs with eye popping beauty the Hot Spring is a veritable coil of ingenuity, cool to look at but oh so hot to touch! And for those narrow gaps that are crying out for some heating the low level Flow form fits the bill perfectly, with its long, sleek cylindrical shape omitting a powerful heat. Whichever radiators you ultimately decide upon you' ll find every corner of your home maintains thermostatically controlled warmth and the heat source is a thing of beauty to be revered rather than an ugly metal duckling to be embarrassed by. A home to be proud of is a home with a chic central heating system.
