Coloured Radiators
Plain white radiators fading unnoticed into walls are relics of the past. Today’s models in eye-catching colours from sleek anthracite to sunny orange inject vibrant excitement while heating homes efficiently. Their beautiful finishes creatively transform boring appliances into functional focal points.
So eschew boring traditional white radiators for vibrant colours that creatively tie spaces together visually while heating them responsively. With shades for every personality from posh creams to contemporary black and greys, coloured radiators transform rooms brilliantly!
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COLOUR RADIATOR FAQs
WHAT IS A COLOURED RADIATOR?
A coloured radiator is a radiator or towel rail that can be specially painted in the RAL Colour or Finish of your choice, so you can truly make it your own.
ARE COLOURED RADIATORS DIFFERENT TO WHITE ONES?
White radiators are painted radiators too and are the industry standard finish available. Coloured radiators are painted in different finishes using the same process so can be used in the same way.
WHAT COLOUR SHOULD I PICK?
Some radiator suppliers like DQ have an extensive range of RAL Colours and Finishes available to choose from, whereas brands like Carisa and DQ have a carefully curated range of colours and finishes to browse through. Your colour selection is entirely your own but our expert sales team can help guide you through the process. Coloured radiators are non-refundable once ordered so take your time choosing your perfect colour!
WHAT IS THE WARRANTY OF A COLOURED RADIATOR?
Your coloured radiator will have the same warranty as its stock counterpart. All radiators supplied by Designer Radiator Showroom have the benefit of a minimum 5 Year Warranty to give you extra peace of mind.
HOW DO I CLEAN A COLOURED RADIATOR?
Dusting with a clean cloth will remove any dust or debris from your radiator. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners and simply wipe clean with a damp cloth as needed. Maintaining a coloured radiator is the same process as maintaining a white or anthracite radiator. If you notice cold spots or leaks, consult your plumber for guidance.
