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CPHR Ltd, Unit 7, Little Acre Farm,
Bunkers Hill, Sidcup, DA14 5EX.
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Our guarantee to you is that we’ll find a way to reduce your fuel bills or maximise the efficiency of your existing installation. Our Sidcup plumber and gas heating engineers are here to help and happy to provide free advice on the latest products, while finding the best long term solution to all your plumbing or heating troubles.
Registered in England and Wales. Company No. 767395
Want to try something a bit different?
/in Latest News/by Cloverleaf PlumbingWhy not mix traditional ambiance with a designer look by installing a raw metal column radiator to your living space.
This ever popular and exciting finish leaves the factory bare metal with only a lacquered finish to prevent corrosion.
We think these radiators really stand out and add a focal point to any room. It’s possible to have a retro, almost industrial look, whilst still staying understated and traditional, the bare metal radiator manages it!
The other massive bonus with column radiators is the ability to achieve higher BTU outputs from much less wall space than a compact radiator. This is achieved with a column rad by adding columns to make the radiator much deeper than a standard radiator. This is particularly useful when you’re trying to cut down on the amount of radiators in a room to clear wall space.
For example, in my own house I have removed four standard radiators in my lounge / dining room and replaced them with two four column radiators at each end of the ground floor where no furniture could fit anyway.
They look great and kick out some serious BTUs!
Column radiators also work particularly well in alcoves and bay windows where the depth of a radiator is less of an issue.
If bare metal radiators are for you, or you are thinking about heating your house in a slightly less conventional manor let us help you!
Please contact us through the site and either myself or one of my team will happily come to your property free of charge to work out the BTUs required and talk through all your possible radiator options.
Please click here for more bare metal radiator examples.
Hopefully hear from you very soon, have a lovely Christmas !
Dean,
Managing Director.