Hi Pmbpmb, I hear what you are saying. I can assure you we stock Bsria tested radiators, thus tested in the UK. Any future requirements, just get in touch and we can certainly specify radiators for your requirements. [email protected] Or 01274 567789

Hi, sorry for the late reply. We do absolutely do that and much more, please email direct and we can help i'm sure - [email protected] or call 01274 567789

Hey Lan, thanks for your comment. If you watch our content you will learn about radiators for sure! Enjoy.

Thanks Bob, really appreciate the positive comment, have a great day!

@@featureradiators I wish I had more radiator needs, but have a huge house full 🥴

Thanks you Felix.

I am no way cool enough to know about this, sounded ok with the pace of the video.

Hi Karen, thanks for watching, we can supply the element please call 01274 567789 or email [email protected]

Hi Matthew, I would say around 15 minutes but once hot and the heating is turned off they will retain their heat for longer than most other material types keeping the fabric of the building warm. I hope this helps. Thanks Jason.

@@featureradiators Thanks for the quick reply, would this be the same if they had one of those electric elements inside instead ?

@@matthewclark7441 Hi Matthew, no problem. I would say when all electric it would take about 30 minutes to heat up fully. I hope this helps but if you need anything else just let me know. Thanks Jason.

@@matthewclark7441 Yes, the element is specified correctly to perform in the same way the central heating would so heating the water up with a similar temperature. I have electric cast iron in my home and although i might be a tad biased (ha) it works exactly as i would expect and the same manner as it would if connected to mains central heating boiler. Anything else just let me know - 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Hi Lynne, pretty much yes, a town called Bingley around 6 miles from Bradford. BD16 2HL for the sat nav and we have parking on the premises. 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Good one BK, ha. An older video of ours, we are getting better! Happy to video call if that can help here? We are on 01274 567789 to set that up or email at [email protected]

@@featureradiators lol thank you for taking it in good heart, your products are excellent but with my eyes I need to see close-up

Hi Btendan, we can go as short as 130mm in height, can we help further here? Feel free to get in touch 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Hi MRT, interesting comment, where did you buy the radiator? Genuinely i have never heard that comment before from our customers. I wonder if there is something else at play here, i'd happily help out even though its not our product. [email protected] or 01274 567789 or reply on here.

Hi Donald, thanks for the question. The 50 is the Watts per cubic meter of heat being put into the room, so different rooms have different Watts per meter to be put in, for example the lounge is 50 as we are sitting and want to be comfortable. Whereas a hallway will have 30 Watts per cubic meter, we pass through and just want to create an ambient temperature. Hope that answers it for you. Anything else 01274 567789, [email protected] or www.featureradiators.co.uk and our online chat bottom right corner.

Hi Bob thanks for your message. Chrome does keep heat close to the product (due to the process of application), so it does not emit as well as finishes. I am sure you can increase heat with a finish on a radiator in the annex, we can help here please drop us an email at [email protected] or call 01274 567789, we will do a heat calculation on the annex to ensure you get the correct heat. Regards, Joel at Feature Radiators

Hi Ed, has to be the single if they are producing the same BTU as you'd be heating up less water inside the radiator. Any further queries or to purchase a single - [email protected] or call 01274 567789

Hi James, Some great cast iron radiators here on this link - featureradiators.co.uk/cast-iron-radiators.html, if you need any further help just let us know - 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Our camera has now been improved, we will re shoot this video. In answer to your question about traditional, regards output, a Watt is a Watt so a cast iron radiator or designer no difference. In respect to performance, the only difference is water content, designer radiators are generally lower and therefore have a quicker heat up time but cast will retain heat for much longer after the boiler has switched off. Any further questions let me know on 01274 567789 or [email protected]

If the radiator output is more than the element which i expect from the description your radiator is maybe double the output then you will only get a mild heat, the element needs to be in line with the wattage of the radiator to heat it up in the same manner it would if on central heating. Hope that helps.

Hello/Bonjour, merci pour vos commentaires.

Hi Hazmat, thanks for your message. The method we use is tried and tested within the heating industry in general, i expect most companies use it. More than happy to chat to you further regards this - [email protected] or 01274 567789

Hi Joanna, thanks for the message. Usually that decision will depend on the heat required, a double can give you more so best option when a high amount of heat is needed, if you can satisfy the rooms heat with a single then money can be saved as they cost less. We can help you with calculating the heat, the website has an online calculator or we are happy to chat/email or online chat. www.featureradiators.co.uk , 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Was there a question we could answer on this for you? Let me know - 01274 567789 / [email protected]

@@featureradiators what a clown. Who'd call you when you can't get the title right? 😂

@@nadznadz5630 Thanks for the comment, feedback always appreciated. 🤡

Thanks for the question Jonathan. Aluminium generally has a lower water content per radiator and thus you are heating up less water, therefore it should equate to less energy being used to get to the temperature, think boiling the kettle. Its not all one sided towards aluminium though, it's a less dense material and heat retention is lower once the heating system is turned off, i know from experience steel can feel hotter for longer after the heating is off. Lifestyle and your home (insulation) can play as much a party in gaining savings as could the choice between steel or aluminum and steel is generally cheaper than aluminium so does the 10% per year equate to savings over longer term once you factor in a higher price for aluminium. Sorry no cut and dry answer, happy to chat further - [email protected] or 01274 567789

@@featureradiators Cheers for the insight, appreciate it.

Thanks for the query Dellboy. Kitchen x 40. Kitchen with dining as well x 50, the latter because you are sat much like a lounge. Any more info required feel free to use [email protected] or 01274 567789

Generally speaking a noise in a radiator is air in it, a radiator that is full of water only, could not make any noises. Other than air, it could be the rate the flow is travelling through the radiator and create a more woosh noise. Either of those would be plausible. The first point raised means trying to bleed the radiator of air, the second point means adjusting the flow ,which is a bit more involved and on the lockshield. For more help 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Hi Brian, thanks for the positive comment. I would say so, you can put a thermostatic valve on that and it will regulate it but i expect you can find better value on a smaller size. 10% maybe 20% more on BTU would be fine to cover any eventualities. I can check the BTU just let me know - 01274 567789 / [email protected]

@@featureradiators The input temperature for BTU advertising is delta t 50 so input from boiler is 70°C. Which isn't the most economical output. Would it not be better to oversize all the radiators in a home to target most economical output temperature of 45°C for a condensing combi boiler?

@@rudejude87 Thanks for the comment. I believe i understand the point and i don't disagree, lower temps means more efficiency but major considerations here are cost of the radiators initially as they need to be much bigger and also space, generally people don't have the wall space to accommodate radiator sizes that mean the temp here would heat the rooms. Interested to chat more - [email protected]

Thanks for that comment. Just about to re do the electric wall, we have some new models, pictures on instagram and other socials this week. If we can help you with any electric radiators just let us know, we can do heat calcs etc. 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Hi Tony, suppose it depends on the longevity of gas, govt. certainly moving people away from gas boilers and supply. At this moment both equally suitable. Wattages on electric are good up to 2000 Watts via thermostatically controlled elements and that would deal with most well sized rooms. Happy to chat further 01274 567789 or [email protected]

Sadly my plumber seems clueless about vertical radiators. "They all behave like this" i.e. don't get properly hot according to him.

Thanks Qaiser, I reckon this will sort it for you, does in 9/10 cases. If not get back to your retailer ...if only they produced wonderfully informative videos like we do!

Hi Colin, the more material you have the more output you will get, so having a bigger size will increase the output for sure, in electric versions just need to specifying the element size correctly. Anything further just let us know 01274 567789 / [email protected]

Was there a question we could answer on this for you? Let me know - 01274 567789 / [email protected]

Thanks for the comment Blair, i believe there is some evidence of this, didn't Lord Rayleigh work on this?. I would expect although it is factual it may be negligible in practice of radiators in a living room for example considering many other factor's present but just so you're aware many of our radiators can be painted in variety of black/ dark colours. Anything else just get in touch - 01274 567789 or [email protected]

yeah, black radiates more than white, that's why the SR71 was black.

Hi Xeezz, correctly noted heat does rise but it also circulates. We can help further with this and specifying the correct type, horizontal or vertical for the area being heated. 01274 567789 / [email protected]

Not a lot of heat from 150 Watts, this would dry towels but little beyond that. We can help further if you need, 01274 567789 / [email protected].