At Column Radiators 4u we specialise in a huge range of column radiators in all styles and finishes including vertical radiators, black radiators, white radiators, 3 column, 2 column and much more!
Column radiators are a timeless heating solution, renowned for their ability to provide consistent warmth while enhancing interiors with their classic design. Constructed from durable materials they combine practicality with aesthetic appeal, making them a popular choice for both traditional and modern spaces.
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Column radiators are as much a design statement as they are a heating appliance, their clean lines and sculptural form add a touch of sophistication to any room. Available in a wide variety of sizes, from low-level and small column radiators that fit neatly under windows to tall column radiators that make a feature of a narrow wall, there is a column radiator to suit every space.
They are the chameleons of the radiator world. In a traditional setting, a classic white column radiator exudes a sense of heritage and charm. For a more contemporary or industrial look, a raw metal or anthracite grey finish can create a striking focal point. With a vast array of available colours and finishes, you can customise your column radiators to perfectly match your decor.
Constructed from high-quality steel, column style radiators are built to last. Their robust construction ensures they can withstand the rigours of daily use, providing reliable heating for many years to come. The multi-column design is not just for aesthetics; it is a feat of engineering that maximises the surface area of the radiator. This increased surface area allows for more efficient heat transfer to the surrounding air, meaning your room heats up quickly and stays warmer for longer.
The modular construction of column radiators also allows for flexibility in sizing, ensuring you can get the perfect heat output for any room. This combination of durability, efficiency, and timeless design makes column radiators a wise investment for any homeowner.
The versatility of column radiators means they can be effortlessly integrated into almost any interior design scheme:
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Questions from our beloved customers
They are a type of radiator made from vertical tubular steel columns welded to end pieces at the top and bottom which creates a single section.
Columns - You’ll often hear these radiators described as 2 column radiators, 3 column radiators or 4 column radiators, this refers to the number of vertical tubes on each section. The more columns it has the deeper the radiator will project from the wall. The most popular being the three column radiator, heights can vary from 300mm to 3000mm high.
Sections - Each section is joined individually, either by a joining nipple and gasket system or they are welded. The more sections you have, the longer the radiator and the more heat output available. These sections can be separated to make fitting and transporting your Column Radiator easier.
Finish - Most of our column radiators are finished in a powder coated (extra tough paint finish) white as standard. We also stock anthracite grey column radiators (grey / black) and bare metal column radiators (raw metal with a clear lacquer top coat, to prevent rust). Additionally, we can offer reasonably quick delivery on popular painted colours and can supply colour painted column radiators in any finish you require on a bespoke, made to order service.
Column radiators are equally suited to traditional or contemporary rooms. The overall effect can be influenced by the type of radiator valve you fit or the colour, sheen and texture of the paint applied.When it comes to traditional and contemporary radiators, the usual assumption is that column radiators are contemporary and cast iron ones are traditional. This is not the case.
Although cast iron radiators are more traditional and very well suited for Victorian and Georgian buildings, column radiators can be styled to be traditional and have the following advantages over cast iron ones:
i) Price - column radiators are cheaper than cast iron radiators
ii) Installation - they are easier to position and connect as they don’t weigh as much as cast iron.
iii) Speed - the tubular steel has thinner wall sections than cast iron, so it will heat up faster.