Ranging from traditional cast iron to contemporary aluminum, glass and stone, the radiators are available in variety of styles to suit your interior decoration project. What ever may be the style of your radiators, but all works by heating the air that surrounds them through radiation. Via a liquid medium the heat is carried around the radiator.

Before buying a radiator it is very much essential to aware the location of your pipes. Using radiator is a wise decision for old, drafty and uncomfortable bathrooms, as bathroom radiators offer plenty of heats to the entire room and towels and works as a main heater in the bathroom.

Now days radiators are available in a wide verities, ranges, shapes and colors, so that you can use them according to your choice and preferences matching to your interior decoration. Few of the popular bathroom radiators available in the market as follows:

Aestus range

Bisque Range

Cherished range

Vogue Radiator

Ladder Style

Vanilla Radiators

A corrosion inhibitor should be added to the water if you want your radiators to be connected to the central heating point. This additive will help to extend the life of heating system by reducing the internal corrosion. The corrosion should be suitable for the material of your radiator.

Now radiators are manufactured in different materials such as glass and stone with some feel good factors. Let us have a discussion about glass radiators, and stone radiators.

Glass radiators:

Glass radiators are completely transparent made from 13mm thick tough safety glass can be wall or floor mounted and available in huge ranges and varieties. Glass radiators don't require any plumbing.

Stone radiators:

Stone radiators are the energy savers than the conventional radiators. These radiators are made of granite, marble and lime stone, can be used by electricity or plumbed into central heating system to consume less water than a traditional radiator. The stones which are being used in radiators are containing the heat retaining properties.

You also can use low surface temperature radiators and cast iron radiators. Low surface temperature radiators are having the heating capacity not more than 43'C and usually being used in commercial buildings. Low surface temperature radiators are being increasingly popular in the home for using in children's bedroom.

Cast iron radiator is the cost effective option, which is very effective in gaining heat and emitting it efficiently for a long period even if you switch off the central heating. Because of the heat retention quality of the cast iron radiators, they are becoming popular by resisting the condensation and damp of the building.