K3 Triple panel radiator

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Hiya, I was hoping I might get some feedback from people that have installed K3 triple panel radiators.
I'm thinking of having one fitted. I like the idea of them being smaller and still giving out the same heat, but was just wondering if that is the case?
I'm currently looking for a high output of about 9000btu. Logic is telling me to go for a wide and high Type 22 panel as it has a bigger surface area, but if I can get the same heat output with something smaller and wider that would be great.
 
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A K3 is basically a K1(type 11) and a K2 (type 22) stuck together. So you get 3 panels and 3 sets of fins. They are thicker and project from the wall (into the room) further. They are also heavier so the wall needs to be stable/supportive.

They work exactly the same as any other conventional convection radiator and heat the space just as efficiently.
 
Hiya, I was hoping I might get some feedback from people that have installed K3 triple panel radiators.
I'm thinking of having one fitted. I like the idea of them being smaller and still giving out the same heat, but was just wondering if that is the case?
I'm currently looking for a high output of about 9000btu. Logic is telling me to go for a wide and high Type 22 panel as it has a bigger surface area, but if I can get the same heat output with something smaller and wider that would be great.

Stelrad radiator sizes and outputs,
 

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Hi, thank you for taking the time to reply.
I'm just trying to get my head around how it can give out so much heat and still be smaller :)
 
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