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Looking for high-quality radiators in the UK at great prices? At City Plumbing, we stock one of the widest selections of UK radiators to suit every home, budget, and style. Whether you’re upgrading a single room or fitting out a full central heating system, you’ll find the right radiator sizes, designs, and finishes in our collection.
Whether you are a heating engineer outfitting a new residential development or a homeowner replacing a single leaking unit, our overarching radiator category provides efficient heat emitters for any property. We stock a comprehensive selection of Type 11, Type 21, Type 22, and Type 33 steel panel radiators engineered for rapid heat transfer and maximum BTU output. For modern aesthetic requirements, our range also includes flat panel, designer, and traditional column radiators in various finishes. Installers will benefit from models supplied with robust wall brackets, factory-fitted top grilles, and standard half-inch BSP connections, ensuring a straightforward first and second fix. Furthermore, as the industry transitions towards lower-temperature renewable systems like air source heat pumps, we offer high-output radiators with large surface areas designed to achieve the necessary Delta T ratings without compromising on usable wall space.
When you spend £75 or more, you're eligible for free UK delivery. If your not going to be at home, use our click & collect option to pick up your new radiator from one of our branches at a time that's convenient for you. Our friendly team will be happy to assist you with any queries relating to your new radiator or our other products and services, so don't hesitate to contact us if you need expert advice.
Read our frequently asked questions below to find out more about specifying the correct radiators and valves for your next heating project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pipework preparations are required during the first fix for radiators?
Before plastering walls or laying finished flooring, heating engineers must route the primary heating pipework to the exact locations where the radiator valves will connect. Installers must carefully calculate the pipe centres based on the physical width of the chosen radiator models, factoring in the necessary space allowance for the valves themselves. Securing these exact measurements during the first fix ensures the rigid pipe tails align perfectly with the valve inlets during the final installation, avoiding the need to alter pipework or damage freshly finished surfaces later in the project.