Years Guaranteed: 10
Mount Type: Wall
Type: Double Panel
Brand Name: Wickes
Slim and stylish Panel Universal Radiator that offers efficient, money-saving performance. Features innovative three-in-one design for choice of styles in new installations or to match existing Radiators. Wide range of heights, lengths and double convectors also available
4.5 out of 5
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2 Revi
Top comments
mbriz
4 Nov 163#3
Nice find
Have some heat :sunglasses:
All comments (20)
deanos
4 Nov 161#1
checkout Brooklyn Trading might be cheaper, eg 500x400 is £22.39 at Wickes type 21 , £15.99 at Bamford for type 22 a upgraded radiator cheaper
srp111 to deanos
4 Nov 16#5
I agree, they cant be beaten on price and quick delivery or go to their outlet in manchester.
Oliver_Warden8
4 Nov 161#2
I've never wanted one in my room is that strange...
Besford to Oliver_Warden8
4 Nov 16#4
If you must troll at least try to get the grammar right so it means something! :laughing:
mbriz
4 Nov 163#3
Nice find
Have some heat :sunglasses:
edmundajwilliams
4 Nov 161#6
Radiators eh?
It's gonna get hot in here.
I'll show myself the door.
mayzi
5 Nov 16#7
I'm tempted to order the radiators from screwfix.. have to check these out now
fishleg003
5 Nov 16#8
Whats the easiest way to replace an existing radiator on a combi system?
Gstyle to fishleg003
5 Nov 16#9
Get a plumber :stuck_out_tongue::laughing:
jimmy2007
5 Nov 16#10
I had these radiators and I've changed them for the slimline high output.
These ones don't give out much heat and their water capacity is huge.
The slimlines are much more efficient and warm up much quicker.
I know they cost more, but you'll only change them every 20 years or so.
These standard ones are good for rented accommodations, but in my own house I prefer better output which will result in cheaper gas bill
Zameen to jimmy2007
5 Nov 16#15
any examples ?
jmdcam to jimmy2007
5 Nov 16#16
Thanks for your post - am just about to replace all the radiators so would also greatly appreciate an example of the type of slimline radiators you mean as our home gets very cold in the winter with the single panel radiators and was going to replace them with double radiators of the same length (also upgrading the boiler as well as previous one was too small).
Would greatly appreciate any further advice please, especially regarding the slimlines and examples - thanks a lot
OrangeAgent
5 Nov 16#11
Yeh and get ripped off. Do it yourself and save thousands, and you can replace radiators without being Corgi etc as no gas involved.
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Opening post
Mount Type: Wall
Type: Double Panel
Brand Name: Wickes
Slim and stylish Panel Universal Radiator that offers efficient, money-saving performance. Features innovative three-in-one design for choice of styles in new installations or to match existing Radiators. Wide range of heights, lengths and double convectors also available
4.5 out of 5
Open Ratings Snapshot
2 Revi
Top comments
Have some heat :sunglasses:
All comments (20)
Have some heat :sunglasses:
It's gonna get hot in here.
I'll show myself the door.
These ones don't give out much heat and their water capacity is huge.
The slimlines are much more efficient and warm up much quicker.
I know they cost more, but you'll only change them every 20 years or so.
These standard ones are good for rented accommodations, but in my own house I prefer better output which will result in cheaper gas bill
Would greatly appreciate any further advice please, especially regarding the slimlines and examples - thanks a lot