Heating

There’s nothing worse than sitting in a freezing cold house, especially when the colder months start to roll in. That’s why heating is a vital necessity when it comes to warming up your home, so you can be as comfortable and toasty as possible. Here at Plumbworld, we understand that keeping your house warm is important, and that’s why we have a fantastic range of heated towel rails, radiators, valves, central heating treatments, and more, so you can choose exactly what you need to suit your home. Combine these with an instant water heater or some underfloor heating and you'll be able to sit back and relax for the rest of the cold spell.

Here at Plumbworld, we aim to offer an extensive range of heating products to suit every eventuality and need. From radiators and heated towel rails to radiator valves and underfloor heating, however, you want to warm your home, we’ve got you covered. One of the best (and most stylish) ways of warming up your home is with a radiator, and that’s why we offer a vast collection of radiators to suit every need. With hundreds of radiators for you to choose from, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Explore our collection of beautiful designer radiators, boasting contemporary features and modern flair. For something a little more traditional, we also stock a large range of panel radiators to give a classic feel. Each of our radiators comes in its own unique style, finish, and design, so you can be sure to find the perfect one for your décor. Don’t panic about finding the parts of these radiators, as we also offer a range of convenient radiator valves to go along with them.

Along with an extensive range of radiators, you can also find luxurious fires and stoves, perfect for creating a cosy ambience, and much more.

Be sure to discover our full Heating range below.

Radiators

Towel Radiators

Smart Heating

Underfloor Heating

Radiator Covers

Radiator Valves

Room Thermostats

Plinth Heaters

Fires and Stoves

Electric Hot Water Heaters

Electric Heaters

Portable Heaters

Ventilation

Heating Controls

What's the practical difference between a designer radiator and a panel radiator, and which should you pick?

Designer radiators are made to be a focal point, with contemporary shapes and decorative finishes that suit a modern or statement scheme, while panel radiators give a classic, unobtrusive look and are often more budget-friendly. If you want your radiator to act as part of the room’s decor, a vertical designer piece in an open-plan living room, a designer model works well. For even, efficient heat in bedrooms or hallways where style is less important, a panel radiator is a sensible choice. Both types come in a range of sizes and finishes, so you can balance look and heat output to suit your room.

Should I choose a heated towel rail or a standard radiator for my bathroom?

A heated towel rail is ideal if you want warm, dry towels and to save wall space; they often come in ladder styles that double as towel storage. A standard radiator will generally produce more overall heat for the whole bathroom, which helps reduce condensation. Many people combine a compact towel rail for towels with a small panel radiator or underfloor heating for general warmth. Think about your priorities: towel drying and style, or maximum room heat.

When does underfloor heating make more sense than radiators?

Underfloor heating delivers gentle, even warmth across the whole floor and is especially pleasant with tiled bathroom floors or open-plan ground floors. It’s a great partner to radiators when you want cosy floors underfoot while radiators handle rapid temperature boosts in larger rooms. If you favour a clutter-free look with no visible radiators, underfloor heating is a strong option, but plan for the layout and control needs beforehand. You can also combine it with an instant water heater for efficient hot-water supply.

Do I need radiator valves and a room thermostat, or are they optional?

Radiator valves let you adjust heat output at each radiator, so they’re essential if you want to balance temperatures room by room; room thermostats control the whole system’s setpoint. Using both gives you precise control and better energy efficiency than fixed valves alone. fit thermostatic valves on bedroom radiators and a room thermostat for the landing to avoid overheating. The product range includes radiator valves and heating controls so you can mix and match to suit your needs.

Can electric heaters, plinth heaters or portable heaters replace central heating in certain rooms?

Yes, electric heaters and portable heaters are good for quick, on-demand warmth in single rooms and where you lack central heating, while plinth heaters are discreet for kitchens or run under cabinets. They work well as supplemental heat or in rooms you use only occasionally, and fires or stoves add ambience as well as heat. Bear in mind electric options are typically easiest to install and use, but running costs vary with how long you operate them, so they’re best for targeted or occasional heating rather than whole-house use.