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Hello, and welcome to the Budget Radiators Blog, where we post topical news and information stories which we hope are relevant and of interest to you.



Why Cast Iron is good for efficiency

Cast iron radiators were seen as more efficient for period homes only with their large rooms and high ceilings; however there are a growing number of heating consultants and architects now specifying cast iron radiators for new properties due to the efficiency and better looking design choices that enhance the rooms. As we move towards more energy efficient heating with the use of our energy resources, modern homes are now enjoying the benefits of the efficient cast iron radiator on modern central heating systems

Best Radiators for Ground Source and Air Source Heat Pumps?

Both Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHPs) and Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) operate at lower temperatures compared to traditional boilers, so choosing the right radiators is crucial to ensure optimal performance and energy efficiency. Here are some types of radiators and heating systems that work well in combination with both GSHPs and ASHPs.

Compact yet Powerful: The Beauty of 2-Column Radiators in Any Room

2-column radiators offer a perfect blend of style, efficiency, and practicality. Their compact yet powerful design makes them ideal for various spaces, providing effective heating without compromising aesthetics. With benefits such as faster heat-up times, even heat distribution, and long-lasting performance, these radiators are excellent choices for homeowners looking to enhance their heating systems.

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