Styles of Cast Iron Radiators

Confused with the number of different styles of cast iron radiator that are available? Fear not, we’re here to help you navigate the ‘Column’ radiators from the ‘Princess’ cast iron radiators. Each cast iron radiator has its own sense of style and use. Design is not simply for aesthetic reasons, although we know this often has the biggest impact on your decision, it’s also to make your new radiator functionally fit for the room or space it’s intended for.

Which cast iron radiator style is suited to a hallway or under a bay window? Which style of cast iron radiator looks best in a modern apartment? Whilst not inclusive of the vintage and antique rarities, here are the best-loved, timeless designs of cast iron radiators you’ll find today.

COLUMN

A Classic edwardian design that has stood the test of time. A column cast iron radiator is still the most popular of all styles. it provides sleek lines and minimalist looks perfect for a modern or a period home.

Available in two, three, four, six and nine columns. Choose a narrower two column for a bathroom with limited space. The greater the column number the more heat output you will receive from your radiator.

Need a cast iron radiator to fit under a bay window? A nine column will give you a larger heat output at a much smaller height.


DUCHESS

A single column with curved lines and graceful looks. Art nouveau style influences give finesse without fussy details. a great choice if you’d like a decorative radiator with a contemporary feel.

Available in a selection of different heights, the Duchess gives a large heat output without the bulk. First produced at the turn of the nineteenth/twentieth century this is a classic style that lends itself to a period home styling. Duchess radiators look wonderful in hallways and can even be accomodated in a narrow passage space.


OLD SCHOOL

Not just an expression of age, the Old school radiator is a style in itself. Traditionally found in large scale buildings such as hospitals, schools, libraries, it has a simple flat panel section design that gives a modern look. Mix its industrial chic with a farmhouse decor for the perfectly imperfect style clash.

When we think of classic vintage radiators often the first thing to come to mind are Old School style radiators. Available in three different depths so as to be fitting in any size space or function of room, these radiators come in a variety of heights. Experiment with bold colours to give your old school radiator a unique and modern aesthetic.


ORNATE &

ROCOCO

Elaborate detailing and a stylish presence. The Rolls Royce of the radiator world gives a large heat output and can be placed in any style of home.

Exquisite detail and opulent looks. These ornate styles of radiator appeal to and suit any space. There are many different designs cast into the radiator panels to offer unique looks. Ornate radiators can be found in two and three column styles with the three column varieties being particularly adept at producing a high heat output.

Are you yearning to create a romantic bedroom retreat? A shimmering metallic finish on a rich looking cast radiator. What could be more perfect?


Unique antique Princess cast iron radiator. Finished in a metallic purple to match a bespoke rolltop bath

PRINCESS

Enviable curves and larger proportions give this fashionable period radiator a large heat output. perfect for on occasion room or a statement living room.

The elegant and unique princess style of radiators is found in both two or a colossal three columns. There is even a short style of ‘chubby princess’ that will fit perfectly under bay windows with extra height limitations. A great choice of radiator for an open plan kitchen - dining room or indeed any large room.

 

 
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