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Wall Mounted Electric Heaters

Save floor space and enjoy steady warmth with our range of Wall Mounted Electric Heaters. Designed for convenience and style, these electric heaters can be fitted directly onto the wall, making them perfect for bedrooms, offices, hallways, or any area where floor space is limited. Slimline and discreet, wall-mounted heaters provide an efficient way to heat your home without cluttering the room. Many models come with thermostatic controls, timers, and energy-saving settings, giving you flexibility and control over your heating. With sleek modern designs, they blend seamlessly into your décor while delivering consistent performance. Whether you want a simple plug-in solution or a hardwired installation, our collection has options to suit every need.

Discover practical, stylish comfort with our selection of Wall Mounted Electric Heaters. Shop today at Plumbworld for excellent prices, reliable performance, and a warmer home.

 
 
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TCP 1FT 60W Tube Electric Heater

TCP 1FT 60W Tube Electric Heater

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TCP Smart
£30.99 inc
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TCP 2FT 120W Tube Electric Heater

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TCP 2000W Wall Mounted Smart Electric Fan Heater White

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Dimplex ML 2kW Freestanding Electric Convector Heater - X-106643

Dimplex ML 2kW Freestanding Electric Convector Heater - X-106643

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£69.99 inc
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Dimplex ML 3kW Freestanding Electric Convector Heater - X-106674

Dimplex ML 3kW Freestanding Electric Convector Heater - X-106674

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£84.00 inc
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How do I choose the right wattage for my room?

A simple rule of thumb is roughly 1 kW (1000 W) for every 10 m² in an average-insulated room, so a 2 kW heater suits about 20 m² and a 3 kW heater about 30 m². For small hallways, cupboards or as a gentle boost you can opt for the low‑watt tube heaters (60 W or 120 W). If you want rapid heating for a medium bedroom or office, the TCP 2000W fan heater is a good match; for larger living spaces the Dimplex ML 3 kW convector gives steadier heat.

What’s the difference between tube, fan and convector heaters and which is best for my space?

Tube heaters (such as the TCP 60 W and 120 W units) are slimline and ideal for narrow spaces or spot heating because they give gentle radiant warmth. Fan heaters (like the TCP 2000W Smart) warm up quickly and suit rooms where you want heat fast, but they can be a little noisier. Convector heaters circulate warm air more quietly for consistent background heat in bedrooms or living rooms.

I have limited floor space, will a wall‑mounted heater help, and what sizes are available?

Yes, wall mounting frees up floor area and keeps the room uncluttered; some models also offer dual wall-and-floor options if you need flexibility. Widths on offer include compact 155 mm through to larger units up to 712 mm, so you can pick a slim 155 mm tube for a narrow hallway or a wider convector for a larger wall in a living room.

Are wall‑mounted heaters noisy enough to disturb sleep or work?

Convector heaters operate quietly because they rely on natural air movement, making the Dimplex ML models a good choice for bedrooms and study areas. Fan heaters produce more sound due to the internal fan, so the TCP 2000W Smart is better where quick heat is a priority and noise is less critical. Tube heaters are effectively silent and work well if you want low background noise in a corridor or bedroom.

Which features help reduce running costs and how do I use them?

Thermostatic controls, timers and energy‑saving settings cut wasted runtime by keeping heat only when and where you need it. Smart models such as the TCP 2000W let you schedule heating, so you avoid heating an empty room, while a thermostat on a convector maintains the set temperature rather than running at full power. Combine the right wattage for the room with a timer and you’ll see lower energy use compared with simply leaving a heater on full.