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Radiator, space heating

It’s quite strange what you can find when idling away a few moments on the world-wide web. This extraordinary-looking creature is a Thermosaurus radiator, which is described as ‘highly efficient and energy-savvy, thanks to its complex structure that includes a skull, spine, ribs, legs, and tail bones’. Look carefully and you will spot the flow and return connections, but there are no obvious signs of a TRV.

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