Cast-iron radiators radiate style and warmth

08 July, 2009

Clyde’s Bohemia antique-style cast-iron column radiators can be used with open-vented or sealed heating systems with a maximum operating pressure of 6 bar and are also certified for 0.7 bar steam.

These radiators can be assembled in sections from a minimum of three up to 19 to give a heat output of up to 2109 W with a ∆t of 50 K.

Sections are 640 mm high, 230 mm deep and 270 mm wide. They are supplied as fully assembled blocks in a pewter finish and come complete with connection fittings and joint rings. Thermostatic and standard brass valves are available as optional accessories.

They can be ordered online.

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