Choose from our collection of Concord Radiators
Our Concord Plane range introduces a fusion of cutting-edge design and superior functionality, revolutionising home heating. Discover the sleek elegance of concord chrome vertical radiators, bringing a contemporary touch to your space while efficiently distributing warmth. Or, for a blend of luxury and practicality in your home, check out our Concord towel radiators, which combine efficient heating with convenient towel storage. The Concord Radiator series, designed to complement modern interiors, offers a diverse collection that caters to both heating needs and aesthetic preferences. Enjoy the sophistication and innovation of Stelrad designer radiators, perfect for elevating your living space with both style and comfort.
STELRAD CONCORD PLANE RADIATOR FAQS
What is the standard warranty for concord plane radiators?
The longevity of our Stelrad concord plane K2 radiators is a testament to their horizontal design. We understand the importance of investing in a product that is built to last, which is why our Stelrad concord plane K1 radiators all come with a 5-10 year manufacturer’s warranty.
Our warranty ensures that you have peace of mind knowing that your investment is protected against any manufacturing defects or faults. We are confident in the quality of our radiators and stand behind our product’s durability and reliability. Invest in a concord plane radiator today and experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing your heating solution is protected by our warranty.
What is BTU and how important is it?
BTU, or British Thermal Unit, is an energy unit used to measure a radiator’s heating capacity. It refers to the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. This measurement is used to determine the radiator’s output and to ensure that it can effectively heat your space.
Calculating the BTU output required for your space is crucial as it allows you to choose the right size and type of radiator. The size of the room, the number of windows, the level of insulation, and other factors can all impact the required BTU output. Failure to calculate the BTU output can result in a radiator that is too small for the room, leading to insufficient heating and increased energy consumption.