Terma Warp Room Vertical Designer Radiator

The Terma Warp Room Vertical is an 1800 mm-high central heating radiator with a gently curved front layer and flat rear bars. Choose 395 mm or 525 mm width in Soft 9016 (Matt White), RAL 5018 (Matt) Teal or Salt n Pepper. The two widths have 325 mm and 455 mm pipe centres respectively, with underside connections.

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Available in 2 sizes and 3 finishes.

Product Information
MaterialSteel
Pipe Centres (mm)325
Wall Centre (mm)65
Overall Depth (mm)100
BTUs (@ Δt50)3870
Watts (@ Δt50)1135
Delivery Time Scale8 to 10 Weeks
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Terma Warp Room Vertical Designer Radiator

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The Terma Warp Room Vertical Designer Radiator uses a tall, double-layered bar arrangement for central heating. A gently curved front layer sits ahead of a flat rear layer between two uprights, creating a shaped surface rather than a plain flat panel. Both models are 1800 mm high, with two widths allowing you to compare the radiator proportions against your available wall space.

  • Construction: Double-layered design with curved front bars and a flat rear layer
  • Material: Steel
  • Sizes: 1800 × 395 mm and 1800 × 525 mm (height × width)
  • Finishes: Soft 9016 (Matt White), RAL 5018 (Matt) Teal and Salt n Pepper
  • Pipe Centres: 325 mm for the 395 mm-wide model; 455 mm for the 525 mm-wide model
  • Wall-to-Pipe-Centre: 65 mm
  • Wall-to-Face Depth: 100 mm
  • Fuel: Central Heating
  • Heating Output: 3870 to 5163 BTU at T50 | 1135 to 1514 W
  • Warranty: 8 Year Warranty
  • Delivery: 8 to 10 Weeks
  • Valves: Not included

Efficiency

The Terma Warp Room Vertical Designer Radiator provides central heating outputs from 3870 to 5163 BTU at T50, with watt outputs from 1135 to 1514 W depending on the selected size. Compare the exact size's output with a heat-loss calculation for your room and the operating temperatures of your heating system.

Contact our sales office for further information: 01257 452 879

Installation

The 395 mm-wide model has pipe centres of 325 mm, while the 525 mm-wide model has pipe centres of 455 mm. Both have a wall-to-pipe-centre measurement of 65 mm and a wall-to-face depth of 100 mm. The manufacturer describes underside connections for the 1800 mm-high models. Where pipework comes through the wall, suitable corner valves are suggested. Check the selected valves and technical drawing before positioning the pipework. Soft 9016 (Matt White) and RAL 5018 (Matt) Teal have smooth matt finishes, while Salt n Pepper has a matt, rough texture. Valves are not included and must be purchased separately.

Check our Radiator Valve Guide for help choosing suitable valves.

Summary

The Terma Warp Room Vertical Designer Radiator combines a distinctive double-layered profile with a tall, modern design. Available in two widths and three finishes, it offers central heating outputs of 3870 to 5163 BTU at T50, an 8 Year Warranty and an 8 to 10 Weeks delivery lead time.

Key Features

  • Tall double-layered designer radiator
  • Gently curved front layer and flat rear layer
  • Central heating operation
  • 1800 mm height with two widths
  • Underside valve connections
  • 325 mm or 455 mm pipe centres
  • 100 mm wall-to-face depth
  • Valves purchased separately

BTU, Watts and dimensions update live when you select a size above.

Height1800 mm
Width395 mm
BTU Output (ΔT50)3870
Watt Output (ΔT50)1135
Pipe Centres325 mm
Overall Depth100 mm
MaterialSteel
FinishSoft 9016 (Matt White)
Lead Time8 to 10 Weeks
Wall Brackets IncludedYes
Valves IncludedNo, sold separately
The Terma Warp Room Vertical is available in 1800 × 395 mm and 1800 × 525 mm, stated as height × width. Available finishes are Soft 9016 (Matt White), RAL 5018 (Matt) Teal and Salt n Pepper.
The radiator features a gently curved front layer with a flat rear layer positioned between two uprights. This double-layered arrangement creates a shaped front rather than a flat panel.
The 1800 × 395 mm model has 325 mm pipe centres, while the 1800 × 525 mm model has 455 mm pipe centres.
The manufacturer specifies underside connections for these 1800 mm-high models. Suitable valves should be selected according to the pipe route and the installation information for the chosen model.
The listed wall-to-face depth is 100 mm, with a wall-to-pipe-centre measurement of 65 mm. Allow for these dimensions when planning the radiator position and pipework.
Listed central heating outputs range from 3870 to 5163 BTU at T50, equivalent to 1135 to 1514 W, depending on the selected width. Compare the specific model's output with your room's heat-loss requirement and heating system temperatures.
Both models are 1800 mm high, so the main differences are their width and corresponding pipe-centre positions. Consider the available wall space, required heating output and existing pipework position when choosing between the 395 mm and 525 mm-wide models.

Your new designer radiator will need valves. They will allow you to control the heat of your new radiator with ease. Need sleeving kits? Sleeving kits are tubes of brass that cover your radiator pipes and complete the luxury look.

Angled Valves

Angled Valves

Pipework coming up from the floor + radiator connections on the side = Angled Valves. Suitable for any pipework which comes up from beneath, through your floor or up from your skirting board.

Straight Valves

Straight Valves

Pipework coming up from the floor + radiator connections on the underneath side = Straight Valves. Best suited for pipework exiting from your floor or flexi-pipe up from your skirting board.

Corner Valves

Corner Valves

Pipework coming up from the floor + radiator connections on the side = Angled Valves. Suitable for any pipework which comes up from beneath, through your floor or up from your skirting board.

Corner Valves

Corner Valves

Pipework coming out from the wall + radiator connections on the underneath side = Corner Valves (recommended) or Angled Valves. You can also use Angled valves if you would like the valves to face forward.

Ensure you check with your plumber or installer to make sure you are using the correct valves. Need help? Contact our sales team today on 01257 452879

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