What we install
Conservatory Heating
A conservatory loses heat faster than any other room in the house, so it needs sizing on its own terms.
Certified & registered
- MCS Certified
- NAPIT Approved
- RECC Registered
- Approved Sunamp Installer
Why conservatories are difficult
Glass loses heat far faster than an insulated wall, and a conservatory is mostly glass with a large roof area. Sizing it like an ordinary room of the same floor area leaves it cold in January. It needs calculating on its own terms.
- Sized for a mostly-glazed room
- Controlled separately from the house
- Frost protection when not in use
- Low-level and vertical options
The specification
What you're actually buying
- Height
- 340mm — a low-level design made for dwarf walls.
- Lengths
- From 680mm to 1580mm.
- Retention
- Magmatic heat retention stones.
- Control
- Separate from the house, with frost protection.
- Warranty
- 15 years on the radiators.
The range
Fitted, not photographed in a studio
Every photograph here is our own work, installed by our own team.
Heat it only when you use it
Most conservatories are used for part of the day, part of the year. Controlling it separately from the rest of the house — with frost protection when it is not in use — keeps it usable without heating an empty glass room all winter.
A radiator built for low walls
Conservatory walls are mostly dwarf walls under glass, so the range includes a low-level radiator just 340mm high, designed for exactly that space. Lengths run from 680mm to 1580mm, so the output can be matched to the room without the unit climbing into the glazing.
The cost-effective route to a year-round room
Compared with the structural alternatives — temperature-controlled replacement roofs and the like — a properly sized electric radiator is a far less expensive way to make a conservatory usable in winter. And because it is controlled separately, it only costs anything when the room is actually in use.
See the range for yourself
Supplied and installed across Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, Weymouth, Dorchester, Salisbury, Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Somerset, Devon — sized to each room at a free home survey, with a written recommendation and no obligation.
