Are there any good quality corner TRVs in the market?

[JohnNox]

I am fitting one new towel rail and two normal radiators, in all cases 15mm copper pipes will come out of wall.

Ideally I would like to use corner valves - TRVs and lockshields, as opposed to angled valves, to avoid the TRV protruding too much into the room.

However, all the corner valves I can find seem to be random brands of questionable quality.

Looks like the major known brands like drayton/pegler/danfoss only make straight and angled valves.

Can anyone recommend any corner TRV valves and lockshields that are considered good and will not leak in a couple of years?
Alternatively, any tricks on using angled TRVs in some way so that the TRV head does not protrude too much?

 

[polesapart]

An angled valve on a conventional radiator can be fitted with the TRV body and head horizontal and parallel to the wall.

Obviously this will change the flow direction through the valve but these days most TRVs are bidirectional.

 

[Exedon]

Standard angle valves with heads fixed downhill

 

[JohnNox]

Oh that's an interesting idea, wonder how that looks, anyone got pics? I'll look into it, that may be the best solution.

I did find that Drayton makes corner valves after all, pretty hard to find though and cost about £60 each (without the TRV head!)

 

[Exedon]

Have a look at screwwfix flowmasta chrome trv/lockshield pack. All cp and around £11