Why there are so many things to consider with kitchen heating. You can argue that the kitchen is probably the hardest room of the house to heat. It has also transformed the working room of the house into the social room for many. Can you think of another room that has more challenges than kitchen […]
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Thermostatic radiator valves provide independent heating control to each room of the home. They replace the existing radiator valve, preferably on the inlet side of the radiator, although most manufacturers allow for use at either end. Thermostatic radiator valves or TRVs for short, are a common, energy-efficient addition to central heating systems. All new central heating
Why it is important to check your heating now before you need it. Check your heating now! What, when I don’t need it? Well, it may help in the long cold run of winter. The summer is almost over and the nights are drawing in, so it won’t be long until the heating is back
The invention of the powerflushing system has been vital in the battle against sludge in central heating systems. Sludge, which is an iron oxide, is a buildup caused by the reaction between the steel in the radiators and heated water when pumped through the system. The sludge settles in the radiators and causes blockages, resulting
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How should you heat each room may seem a rather pointless blog to compose. Most homes have a heating source available. This provides heat to the room, thus questioned answered. However, there may be more to this than first thought. Room Function Each room in the home has a different function. In this blog, we
Our guide to removing radiators to decorate your home. At some point, you may decide to decorate. It could be moving into a new home, or a child out-growing their bedroom decor (personally, dinosaurs should stay, regardless). It could be a bathroom looks a bit dated, or you may just want a fresher look. Whatever
Sludge in the radiators is a hidden central heating killer that is lurking in many systems across the country. Have you ever experienced feeling cold in a room even though the heating is on? Why do the radiators feel hot to touch when you run your hand along the top, yet little heat actually radiates?
Heating your home is a priority. We need warmth for a decent quality of life. We need a reliable source of heat to survive. With that in mind, it is surprising how much we take our central heating for granted until it breaks down of course! Can you imagine what life would be like without
In this blog, we take a look at the common practice of using radiators to heat each room in a home and what alternatives there are. We will be writing a series of blogs on what should be considered when heating specific rooms of the house (the links will appear here when they are published).
We decided to write a central heating guide so that people can get the most out of their heating. Modern boilers today are remarkably efficient at supplying central heating and hot water for your house. Digital technology in this industry provides instant remote heating and hot water control from anywhere in the world. We can
