Radiator Valves

Q: What type of radiator valve do I need?

Radiator valves are available in corner , straight and angled shapes. Corner radiator valves are usually used when your radiator pipes are hidden inside a wall. The corner valve allows the water to leave your radiator at a 90-degree angle straight into the wall behind it. Straight radiator valves are used when your heating pipework runs parallel to the radiator. Angled radiator valves are probably the most common type of valve you'll see in the UK. These have a 90-degree bend and are used when the outlets are on the sides of your radiator, and your pipes come straight up from the floor. Want to know more? Check out our comprehensive guide to radiator valves.

Q: What are the valves on either side of a radiator?

One of the radiator valves will control the flow of hot water into your radiator and as a result the temperature. The other valve, the lockshield valve, will help balance the radiators in your heating system to ensure they heat up at the same speed.

Q: Is it worth changing radiator valves?

Upgrading your valves to thermostatic radiator valves can lead to improvements in the efficiency of your heating system as water flow to your radiators will be reduced automatically when they reach the desired temperature.

Q: Can I change a radiator valve myself?

As with any job involving heating, there’s always a risk of damage from leaks so unless you’re completely confident, it’s a good idea to call a professional.

Radiator valves regulate the flow of hot water into your radiator, allowing you to control how much heat each room receives. Choosing the right valve helps you manage temperatures more effectively and keep your home comfortable.

Available in a range of styles and finishes, radiator valves can be matched to both your radiator and your interior, bringing together practical control and a considered look.

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What type of radiator valve do I need?

Radiator valves are available in corner, straight and angled shapes. Corner radiator valves are usually used when your radiator pipes are hidden inside a wall. The corner valve allows the water to leave your radiator at a 90-degree angle straight into the wall behind it. Straight radiator valves are used when your heating pipework runs parallel to the radiator. Angled radiator valves are probably the most common type of valve you'll see in the UK. These have a 90-degree bend and are used when the outlets are on the sides of your radiator, and your pipes come straight up from the floor.

Want to know more? Check out our comprehensive guide to radiator valves.

What are the valves on either side of a radiator?

Is it worth changing radiator valves?

Can I change a radiator valve myself?

Radiator valve types: thermostatic or manual

There are two main types of radiator valves available: thermostatic radiator valves (TRV) and manual valves. TRVs will automatically adjust the water flow to your radiators to maintain a constant temperature, which means you can always remain comfortable and prevent energy wastage. The flow of water in a manual radiator valve will stay the same until you adjust it. Thermostatic radiator valves are a popular choice as they allow you much more precision over the temperature of individual radiators in your home.

Collection of beautiful finishes

As radiator valves are on show, it’s important they look the part. Luckily, we have a fantastic range of styles & finishes on offer so whether you’re looking for traditional chrome or a modern matt black thermostatic valve, you can find the perfect style to complement your radiator.