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Heating + ventilation RUSTY REVOLUTION


Eskimo are radiator designers whose mission, they claim, is to save the world from the ugliness and impracticality of standard radiators. Eskimo create bespoke, contemporary heating to suit any modern or eclectic interior. Offering both gas and electric models, Eskimo sketch convection currents and infra-red waves as often as they sketch the physical lines of a new design, brimming with beauty. Birmingham- based company Eskimo is on a mission to improve homes one radiator at a time, and its Rusty collection is a great way to start. A steel finish in an autumnal palette creates a beautiful earthy effect, and a range of available sizes allows the unit to be easily integrated into the design of a room. www.eskimodesign.co.uk


THE POWER OF VULKAN


Eucotherm has a range of stylish designer radiators with an unusually high heat output. These ‘Vulkan’ radiators, which are only available to the trade, incorporate a special design, which increases heat convection. This is achieved by having a tube inside tube design allowing heat to be emitted from both the inside as well as the outside surfaces. Total output is up to a whopping 8,000 BTU’s! That’s not all, the Vulkan uses very low water volume, maximising efficiency, which results in a very rapid heating-up time. The tubes come in either round or square design and there are five size combinations in three ex stock colours: white, anthracite and silver. 01530 563820 | uk@eucotherm.com


July 2014 Architects Choice


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