Radiators
A hydronic radiator heating system simply heats water in a boiler and moves it through sealed pipes to radiators throughout the home.
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Hydronic radiators operate as heat emitters in each room, pushing out natural radiant heat which spreads evenly.
The radiators can be individually adjusted using a thermostat to provide different levels of heating
in different areas of the house.
Installing the heat source, pipes and radiators in a new build is relatively straight forward.
For renovations, radiators can be retrofitted as long as there is access to the sub floor.
Pipework is threaded through the subfloor to the radiator location in most situations, more involved options are possible with good planning, making just about all homes suitable.
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All these systems are best serviced by a high temperature hydronic heat pump, which is efficient, clean, competitive and quiet. However alternative sources of heating such as wood or pellet fired, solar or gas boilers can also be used.
Benefits of Hydronic Radiator Systems
Radiators that use high water temperatures can be combined in the same system as your underfloor heating that uses low temperature.
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Systems can be fully customised to suit the layout and your requirements with zone heating systems, that allow areas to be controlled individually via their own thermostat.
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We only recommend proven products and systems that won’t let you down… or leave us with a problem to solve.
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Modern Hydronics supply and install a number of different radiator brands and styles, all chosen for their quality.
Single, double and triple panels are available at various dimensions, with quality standard options available at short notice and more exotic, designer systems available from overseas suppliers if you’re prepared to order early.