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45 years of trusted expertiseRadiator Ranges
At City Plumbing, we supply an extensive catalogue of radiators for domestic and commercial wet central heating systems. Because specifying a radiator requires balancing precise physical dimensions, British Thermal Unit (BTU) targets, and aesthetics, we have grouped our inventory into dedicated radiator ranges.
Navigating by Dimension and Physical Constraints
When replacing an existing radiator or fitting a new unit into a restricted space, physical dimensions dictate the specification. If you are constrained by narrow alcoves or low window sills, you can navigate directly to our dimension-specific ranges, such as exact 600mm heights or narrow 400mm widths.
By filtering your search through these exact physical parameters, you ensure that the selected unit will align with your existing pipework centres. This targeted approach prevents the common error of ordering a unit that is too wide to accommodate standard radiator valves and parts within the available wall space.
Specifying by Architectural Finish and Material
Standard white steel panels are the industry baseline, but modern renovations frequently demand radiators that integrate with specific interior designs. Within this category hub, you can navigate to dedicated aesthetic and material ranges.
This includes factory-finished coloured radiators designed to match modern architectural paint schemes, and heavy-duty traditional cast iron radiators manufactured specifically for period property restorations. Segregating the inventory by finish ensures installers can quickly locate visually cohesive units without sifting through standard commercial steel panels.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I find the right radiator range for a heat pump?
As of August 2026, all standard wet-system radiators can technically operate on an air-source heat pump circuit. However, because heat pumps run at lower flow temperatures (typically 45/35°C), you must specify a unit with a massive surface area or multiple convector fins to achieve the necessary BTU output. Navigate to our core central heating radiators ranges to select thicker Type 22 or Type 33 configurations, rather than slimline single panels.
Can I mix different radiator ranges in the same property?
Yes. Mechanically, you can mix different styles and ranges on the same wet central heating system, provided you balance the system correctly using the lockshield valves. However, for visual consistency, installers typically specify panels from the exact same design family for open-plan areas, only switching to dedicated alternative ranges - such as stainless steel ladders or LST (Low Surface Temperature) safety units - for enclosed spaces like wet rooms or nurseries.