Recent content by Tahi

Yeah the rad is expensive (& it doesn't include fitting), but it's exactly the same dimensions as the existing single. I'm presuming it's expensive because its an odd size? Also, the pipes come through the wall rather than the floor (this doesn't effect the heat output of the rad) so a fair...

- Dimensions of room : 3660mm L x 2950mm W x 2320mm H - External Walls : North Wall (window), East Wall and West Wall - Dimensions of Window : 1200mm L x 1050mm H - Dimensions of Radiator : 1150mm L x 530mm H (3263 BTU/hr, 956 Watts) This and all rads have a TVR fitted, I have this fully...

There are 3 walls around the room (north, east & west), only the north wall has a window. Like you say double radiators aren't the most efficient answer......

I have a cold bedroom and am not sure why. The single radiator is normally hot and I've recently added more insulation in the loft above the bedroom (up there its now 370mm). The house is 7 years old & detached, it doesn't have cavity wall insulation although the rest of the house is warmer in...

Hi Folks, I've got cellular core partition in my bathroom wall and want to fit a shower to it by removing part of the wall and using plywood to take the weight of the shower. I want to strengthen part of the partition (which is 35mm thick and uses wall battens) to take the extra weight...