Where to Fit Radiators
Deciding where to position a new radiator in a room is, of course, completely up to you. There may be
Read moreDeciding where to position a new radiator in a room is, of course, completely up to you. There may be
Read moreRadiators don’t have to be boring. If your boring radiators need a bit of a facelift, why not create a wooden case for it, add a screen and paint it?
Read moreReplacing a radiator valve is a straightforward DIY job which anyone can attempt. The most important thing is to drain the system before you start and make sure you have all the correct tools at hand.
Read moreThe easiest way to tell if a radiator needs bleeding is by touch. A radiator that feels cold at the top, whilst warm at the bottom has air in it and must be bled.
Read moreThis guide will explain how to fit a new radiator if for whatever reason your existing one needs replacing; perhaps it is faulty, rusty or damaged.
Read moreThere are several reasons why you might need to remove or replace a radiator. You might need to drain it of the sludge build-up inside, or perhaps decorate behind it.
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