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So, if I was to use a a convector heater say for 30mins or even an hour at a time, it would be cheaper to use a convector heater than oil filled rad? Thanks.

Thanks. I got stuck at Radiator Ranges and Premium Panel :)

Our kitchen is 5.5M X 3M and heat loss, just a kitchen wondow and door to utility and a door to hall. Is that what you mean by heat loss? Thanks.

aswell, OK thanks. Thanks again all.

Thanks guys, that oil filled radiator might be worth a pop then, I like the idea of the heat staying in the room for a reasonable amount of time after the rad is switch off.

Well, it proberly would be on for about an hour at a time.

Hi all, I was looking at maybe buying this, VonHaus Oil Filled Radiator. I'm just thinking, it might be cheaper to switch this on for a few bursts during the day instead of using the oil heating to warm up the kitchen and the rest of the house, when its only the kitchen we use during the day...

LOL thats was funny, will do :)

Thanks,Iive just text the plumber :)

I like the sound of that...... I will do that first thing on Monday morning.

If I got the plumber access to the pipes from the bedroom side, is it a difficult job changing them around? Would it take long ?

LOL, I'm sure you had your fill of that :)

Ahh right again, thats what she always does :) Thanks a lot.

OK That sounds good then :) Thank you.

OK, thanks, your right, he should have :) So, would you say, its a powerful enough rad, if it had of been connected the right way round? No more Qs from me :) Thanks a lot.

Hi, yes, the back has fixing points, OK, I'll see if I can check out No 3 thank you.

So, those tall rads all have flow on the left, why is that? My plumber at the time must have just forgotten this. He's alwasy 100% every other time.

Even better :) goes to show, you guys know your stuff :) I'd been buying a new Radiator, to find it just did the same as this current one :) Thanks everyone.

That dosent sound just as bad, would part of the bedrom floor need lifted too in that area?

No, wodden floors upstairs but the bathroom has a new vinyl floor just fitted too and I'd perfer not to lift it, can the work be done from the bedroom side and take off a section of plasterboard on that same parting wall to get at the pipes?