If you're looking for a specific aesthetic, there are various styles and colours available that will match in with your interior. Radiators can be large and heavy units, so they must be well secured to the ground or wall. If you need to install your column radiators on the ground, you require robust and stable column radiator feet to make sure your radiator remains firmly in position for the future. Efficiency is also a key factor, especially when it comes to keeping a handle on heating bills, so look for energy-efficient models that save both energy and money; these are often aluminium, low-water-content radiators. Consider the size of the room, as larger spaces will likely require radiators with a higher heat output or maybe even multiple radiators in some cases. If unsure, try our heating calculator, which will help narrow down your search.

Additionally, explore practical features such as smart heating options or dual-fuel towel radiators for bathrooms, so you can dry towels through the summer without having to turn the heating on. If the available wall space is minimal, consider a vertical radiator to maximise this, or even look at the spaces under windows if that is an option.