Horizontal Radiators

Horizontal radiator types and styles

From clean, minimal panels to statement column designs, our horizontal radiators suit a wide range of interiors. Here's what you'll find in our collection:

• Flat panel horizontal radiators: A clean, minimalist finish that sits flush to the wall. Ideal for modern and contemporary spaces.

• Horizontal column radiators: Feature traditional tube-style columns for a classic look that works in both period and modern homes.

• Horizontal towel rail radiators: Combine room heating with a convenient towel drying function, perfect for bathrooms and en-suites.

Horizontal radiator sizes

Our horizontal radiators range in width from 354mm to 1428mm, making it easy to find the right fit whether you have a compact alcove or a long, open wall. A small horizontal radiator works well beneath a window, while a long horizontal radiator can anchor a larger wall and provide greater heat output.

In terms of height, our range spans from 97mm to 600mm, keeping the profile low and freeing up wall space above. If you’re looking for something taller, a vertical radiator may be a better option. 

How many panels does a horizontal radiator have?

Our horizontal panel radiators are available in single, double, and triple panel options. Single-panel radiators are slimmer and best suited to smaller rooms or milder climates. Double and triple-panel models increase the surface area, generating more heat output. Alongside panel count, the number of tubes matters too. Our range features radiators with between 9 and 26 tubes. More tubes mean more water capacity and a higher heat output, so if you're heating a larger room, opt for a higher tube count to keep things comfortably warm.

What colours do your horizontal radiators come in?

Our horizontal radiators come in white and anthracite grey. Both are enduringly versatile finishes that complement a wide range of interior styles, from clean Scandi spaces to more industrial schemes. A white horizontal radiator keeps things light and airy, while a grey horizontal radiator adds a touch of contemporary depth. Shop our heating products by colour to explore more options.

How to hide horizontal radiator pipes

There are a few practical ways to keep pipework tidy. Pipe covers and boxing-in panels are a popular choice, concealing the pipes while keeping them accessible for maintenance. If you're installing a new horizontal radiator, consider asking your plumber about running pipes under the floor or through the wall for a cleaner finish. Radiator valves also play a part. Choosing valves that sit close to the wall, such as angled or straight valves, helps reduce the visual footprint of the pipework around your radiator.

Installing your horizontal radiator

We always recommend using a qualified plumber or heating engineer to install your horizontal radiator. A professional will ensure it's correctly connected to your central heating system, properly bled, and positioned for maximum efficiency. If your home has an electric heating system, a qualified electrician should carry out the work. Correct installation not only protects your warranty but also ensures your radiator performs as it should from day one. For help finding a professional to install your horizontal radiator, contact our team.