How You Can Move or Relocate a Radiator to a New Position

It would help if you kept in mind many things when purchasing or developing a property. A radiator blocking a radiator can cause a property to be unusable. We can help you move your radiator from the central heating system to another location.

It is not difficult to move a radiator. This can be attributed to several factors, with pipework being the most important. First, you need to know the basic principles of a heating system. This information can be found on the internet. These principles will give you an idea of whether it is possible, depending on your room configuration. It is essential to plan the entire process well and do extensive research.

Access to the old pipes must be possible through the floor, ceiling, or floorboards. There are many reasons to think about a vertical radiator over a horizontal one. Two and three-column radiators are available from Revive, which are great for small spaces. They make the most of the space given and have an excellent output. These are great for kitchens, where there might be too much wall space. Designer radiators are also available to replace an old, tired radiator.

If your radiator's size differs, you might have to lay new pipes. It is essential to be familiar with the terminology used in radiators. Understanding the differences between the standard valve (or TRV) and the lockshield valve is vital as each one must be placed on the right side of the radiator. It might be a good idea to have a heating engineer or plumber help you if you are unsure how to fit a radiator.

You can take advantage of all the new finishes, styles, and orientations by moving a radiator. You might also DIY this home improvement project if you are handy. It is possible that the room will not be used the same way it was before, so you need to think about the function thoroughly. Technology has made it less essential to the position, once a critical aspect of life. I.e., Convector radiators are more efficient at emitting heat than previous models so you may need a smaller or compact radiator. Although the size of the radiator does not necessarily matter, it is essential to determine what kind of BTU output your room requires and then choose a radiator or two that match.

 
Many brands offer radiators in various styles, sizes, shapes, and finishes for you to choose from.