Here at BestHeating, there is a huge range of vertical radiators in eclectic styles and sizes, with finishes to complement, clash or combine with any interior.
But, one question I often get asked is: “Are vertical radiators any good?”.
Are vertical radiators any good?
I mean it too – people stop me to ask about that now!
Now, I’ve covered the differences between vertical radiators and their horizontal counterparts before, but perhaps I didn’t delve that deeply into the pros and cons of vertical radiators.
So, as editor-in-chief at The BestHeating Advice Centre, I’d like to apologise for that oversight and assure you that, if you continue reading, I’ll do a lot better this time around.
(Please carry on reading!)
I’ve decided to take it upon myself to give you the lowdown on vertical radiators, so you can better understand the good, the bad, and the (arguably) ugly about them.
Check out my honest appraisal below, and read the selection of reviews at the bottom of the page to find out what some of our customers have said about their personal experience with our vertical radiators.
First up, though, in case you don’t know, what is a vertical radiator?
A vertical radiator introduction
When it comes to selecting a new radiator for your home you’ll generally find two options – vertical or horizontal.
A vertical radiator is upright and is much taller than it is long, whereas a horizontal radiator is generally longer than it is tall.
In this article, I’ll be discussing the pros and cons of vertical radiators – so if that’s not your bag, maybe pay a visit to our horizontal radiator range instead.
