Made To Order 5 Column

A deeper profile with traditional character

5 column radiators have a more substantial appearance than models with fewer columns. This makes them an option to consider if you want a radiator that has a stronger traditional presence rather than a slimmer profile. The design works across different types of interiors, from older properties where a traditional radiator feels at home to newer rooms where it can add a classic detail.

More Flexibility When Choosing Your Size

One of the main advantages of a made to order radiator is having more control over the dimensions. The 5 column range provides 38 size options per model, with heights from 200mm to 2500mm. This gives you more choice when a standard radiator does not fit the space available. For example, the height may need to work below a window, while the width needs to fit between existing features or within a specific section of wall. Always check the individual product specification for the exact dimensions and heat output before ordering.

Select a Finish to Suit Your Room

A radiator is not only a heating appliance. Its finish can also affect how it looks within the room. Choose White for a straightforward traditional finish or select from available RAL colours if you want something more closely matched to your interior. If you are considering a RAL finish, you can refer to our Radiator RAL Colour Guide before making your choice.

Check the Heat Output Before Ordering

The number of columns alone does not determine how much heat a radiator provides. Output varies according to its size and specification. Start by working out the approximate heating requirement for your room using our BTU Calculator. You can then compare the required output with the BTU or Watt rating shown for each radiator size. If you are comparing different column styles, explore our made to order 2 column radiators, made to order 3 column radiators, made to order 4 column radiators and made to order 6 column radiators to compare the available options.

Replacing an Existing Radiator?

Take a few measurements before choosing your new radiator. Check the available wall space, radiator depth, pipe centres, valve positions and connection points. A replacement radiator may have different connection measurements from your existing one, even if the overall size is similar. Checking these details beforehand can help make installation easier. For more advice on choosing the right radiator, see our Radiators Buying Guide before ordering.