Dawn Williams

It’s unlikely that your heating has switched on even once during this glorious spell of summer weather, so though the plants in the garden might not be relishing the heatwave, it’s certainly not been harming our pockets. Right now, we’re having the perfect weather for enjoying our conservatory spaces – they’re a great place for a leisurely breakfast during the cooler part of the day, or for the whole family to come together and relax in the evenings. With the high temperatures we’ve been experiencing, your conservatory will likely have plenty of residual heat well into the night, but it’s a good idea to think ahead about how you plan to make the most of your space when the weather turns cooler. Wall mounted electric radiators are superb for conservatory heating so get a head-start on your comfort before it turns too chilly!

We don’t often associate noise with inanimate objects, making it all the more noticeable when our heaters start to make the odd ping, crackle or clunk. In actuality, most heating systems make some form of noise – be it the gentle whirr of a blow heater, or the pop and spit of a wood-burning stove – but if you’re not sure how much noise is too much noise when it comes to radiators, here’s everything you need to know.

We’re all looking to save money on our heating at the moment and it’s become something of a national mantra. Everywhere you look, we’re being encouraged to get control over our energy usage and upgrade to newer, more efficient systems. The big upside to this is that the more efficient our home heating systems are, the lower our running costs will be, so if you’re looking for a cheap to run electric heater, we highly advise looking for ones with the most energy-saving features. We’ve selected a few heaters from our range to highlight how they can save you money…

As well as being the only heating system to provide a practical storage solution, towel rails are synonymous with style, a universal sign of luxury. In recent years, electric towel rails haven’t just become more affordable, they’ve also become more varied in terms of style. From small, under-window rails to ultra-sophisticated glass panel heaters, there’s something for every bathroom, no matter the size. If you’re still on the fence when it comes to picking out a towel rail, our style guide can help you make that all-important decision.

Secondary homes and holiday properties are an entirely different kettle of fish when it comes to heating because they’re used in such vastly different (and often unpredictable) ways. Where one property might be occupied for a few months during peak holiday season, another may be used the year round but for only a few days each week. They could be long or short-term holiday lets or even private holiday homes, so depending on how long they’re occupied for, it’s a good idea to weigh up which heating options are most applicable to your property before purchasing.   

Electric radiators are one of our most loyal and constant companions. They’re by our sides when times are tough and always the first to pick us up when we’re down with their warm and reassuring presence. While we won’t go so far as to say they’re man’s best friend, they’re definitely within your primary social circle, like a close neighbour or a smartphone voice assistant. Not everyone’s a seasoned electric radiator user and they can be quite the learning curve for anyone new to this type of heating system. We know everyone has to start somewhere so this guide is designed to deal with some of the most common questions surrounding electric radiators: the most enchanting and enigmatic of all the household appliances.

It’s no secret that any privately let property will need to have an EPC rating (Energy Performance Certificate) of E or above in order to comply with regulations. Whereas anything rated F or G is deemed unfit for purpose. This has far-reaching implications for anyone reliant on rent as a primary source of income and landlords across the country must ensure their properties ready in time for the deadline. Despite their importance, EPC ratings are not widely understood by the general public, which can lead to further confusion once property owners have received their assessment recommendations.

Modern electric radiators are lauded for their versatility when it comes to installation. Compared to extending a central heating system, fitting electric radiators is a breeze and won’t cost you a penny to install depending on what type of setup you choose. Some people opt to have their radiator act as a freestanding unit that they can move from room to room, whereas others prefer to wall mount their heaters for a permanent heating solution. Wall mounting is by far the most popular choice of the two but there’s a further consideration that needs to be made: do you wall mount your radiator DIY or go for a hardwired finish?