Reliable and affordable, Heatline Radiators are fast becoming one of the leading radiator models in the UK, offering a comprehensive portfolio of radiator solutions for your heating needs.
With more than 50 years of manufacturing experience Heatline have established an enviable reputation for producing cost effective, high efficiency equipment that’s easy to install and maintain.
Heatline’s extensive range of radiators offer a style and size to complement any setting, with the added peace of mind of a 10 year manufacturing guarantee.

If you are in the UK  you can purchase Heatline Compact Radiators from Direct Heating Supplies, the new range of the Heatline Compact is an exclusive yet affordable domestic radiator offering traditional looks with compact style.

Representing the ultimate combination of space-saving efficiency and simple, classic design, Heatline Compact Radiators lend a quiet elegance to any style of decor.

Radiators are commonly used to heat buildings. In a central heating system, hot water or sometimes steam is generated in a central boiler, and circulated by pumps through radiators within the building. There are two types: Single-pipe and double-pipe. The single-pipe radiators work with steam, while the double-pipe radiators work with steam or hot water.

Comprehensive choice to suit virtually any domestic requirement

• 25mm Pitch giving one of the highest outputs per square metre
• Guaranteed for 10 years against manufacturing defects
• Zinc Phosphate and Kataforez paint finish is 2-4 times higher corrosion resistant than wet paint and iron phosphate
• BS EN 442, DIN + NF tested and certified
• High quality white enamel finish, RAL 9010
• Installation package includes brackets, vents, bolts and wall plugs
• Factory fitted top grilles and side panels
• Pressure tested to 13 bar, maximum working pressure 10 bar
• Maximum operating temperature 120°C

The use of a radiator is necessary and useful in the cold months of the winter season in the UK. The radiator is a mechanical device that performs in the production of heat that is necessary for different kinds of heating with domestic homes, be they wet system, or electric. They are an absolute necessity in certain countries for almost all times of the year and especially in the winter months. Therefore, they are usually included within the décor of a room or a premise. In addition, it always makes a style statement to have a suitable radiator that blends with the interiors of the premise.

The use of column radiator as a means of controlling the indoor air temperature and especially in central heating systems has been in vogue since the years of 1885 when it was designed in Russia. There have been different kinds of radiators that have been designed and styled in countries like the UK and many others on the European continent.

There are still many makes and designs of traditional radiators that are found even today and are popular in their own way. Many that may collect them as part of their antique collection. However, there are many traditionally designed radiators that are sold for functioning in your home if you like it, the resurgence of traditional column radiators means those from years gone by which have been removed and disposed of, could have been worth a pretty penny in todays marketplace.

The classic look that column radiators provide over the shinier stainless steel ones that you will get at present, give a property a finish and classic appeal that may look a little out of place with a strictly modern and sleek décor.

However if you are living in a traditional type of a household that also has antique artifacts and paintings then a similar type of design for the radiator would be very appropriate. Several variations are found in traditional column radiators. There are ornate designs that can be classified in further subdivisions of the design. The manufacturing companies depending on the nature of the design usually do these classifications.

Traditional column radiators are ranges of columns that are available in these and vary from two to even nine columns in the design. In case you have a column radiator, you can also increase the number of the radiators as per your preferences and requirement.