Contemporary designer radiators come in a range of shapes and sizes, so whether you’re looking for a designer radiator for your living room, bedroom, kitchen or bathroom, you’re sure to find the perfect one to suit your space. They tend to be models that are made out of steel or chrome, which conduct heat more efficiently. More traditional cast-iron radiators tend to be heavier, bulkier and can take longer to heat up. They do, however, cool down more slowly, which helps to keep your room warmer for longer, with gentler ambient heat.

Designer radiators from BestHeating are designed for easy installation, with many models compatible with standard central heating systems. Our radiators are suitable for use with both new and older boiler systems, but we recommend consulting a qualified plumber to ensure a smooth installation. To maintain the performance of your new designer radiator (or any radiator for that matter), regular dusting and annual bleeding to release trapped air are recommended. Our radiators come with detailed maintenance instructions to help you keep them in top condition with minimal effort. For additional advice and guidance, take a look at both our radiator cleaning guide - for help on keeping on top of dust and dirt - and if you’re unfamiliar with bleeding radiators and need a little more detail, you’ll find a handy step-by-step process on getting the job done in our radiator bleeding guide.

Designer radiators aren’t just about style - they offer advanced heating technology to improve the comfort of your home while helping you manage energy consumption effectively. Each radiator in our collection is designed with both functionality and energy efficiency in mind, making them a sound investment for homeowners looking to reduce long-term energy costs.

Ensure that the size and output of the radiators UK are appropriate for the room's size. Larger rooms may require more than one radiator or a higher output model. Consider the primary use of the room. For instance, bathrooms may benefit from towel radiators, while living rooms can accommodate more decorative options. Designer radiators come in various styles, colors, and finishes, making it easy to find one that complements the room's decor. Think about the overall theme of the room. Place radiators in areas where they can effectively heat the room, typically beneath windows or in the coldest parts of the room. Ensure that they are not obstructed by furniture or drapes.