Made To Order Column Radiators

A standard radiator isn't always the right size for every room. A made to order column radiator gives you greater flexibility when choosing the height, width, and number of columns to suit your available space and heating requirements.
The collection includes:

• 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 column radiators
  
• More than 20 height options
  
• More than 40 width options
  
• White and RAL colour finishes
  
• A range of heat outputs
  
• Traditional column designs suitable for a variety of interiors
  
• Made-to-order sizing for greater flexibility

If you're unsure which heat output you need, use our BTU Calculator for an initial estimate before choosing your radiator.

Choose Your Column Configuration

The number of columns affects the radiator's overall depth, while heat output varies according to the radiator's size and specification. 2 column radiators generally have a shallower profile, while 3 column, 4 column, 5 column and 6 column options offer different depths and heat output specifications. When choosing a radiator, always check the manufacturer's stated BTU output, dimensions and depth rather than choosing based on column count alone.

Made to Order Sizes

With more than 20 heights and 40 widths available across the collection, there are plenty of options when looking for a column radiator to suit your available wall space. Before ordering, check the height, width, depth, BTU output, pipe centres and connection positions for your chosen model. Browse the available products below to compare the different sizes, column configurations and finishes.

RAL Colour Options

Selected made to order column radiators are available in RAL colours as well as White. This gives you more flexibility when choosing a finish to complement your walls, woodwork or interior. If you have a particular RAL shade in mind, check the individual product details to confirm that it is available for your chosen radiator.

How Do I Choose the Right Size?

Start by working out the BTU output required for your room, then choose a radiator size and column configuration that provides the required heat. Our BTU Calculator can help you get an initial estimate. You should also check the available wall space and existing pipework before ordering.If you're replacing an existing radiator, check the pipe centres and connection positions as well as the overall dimensions to help ensure the new radiator is suitable for your installation.