PHAM NEWS | MARCH 2026 30 Radiators & Towel Warmers Extended range of aluminium options


Extending its range of aluminium radiators, The Radiator Company has recently introduced four new models – Oglio, Mezzola, Gravina and Termal – all available in matt white and flat anthracite as stock options, but also available to order in 188 RAL colours. Performing well with low temperature renewable systems, the aluminium radiators offer a fast response time and provide several size and style variants to suit a range of requirements. Said to offer a refined style for design-conscious homes, the Gravina radiator (pictured) features a sleek rectangular tube profile with subtly flared ends and is available in two heights and seven widths.


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Providing both heating and cooling, the Briza Net Zero from Jaga has been designed to maximise the performance of heat pumps and other low temperature systems. The versatile emitter contains only 0.43 litres of water and features a fan, heat exchanger and air outlet grilles positioned to achieve maximum airflow with minimum fan pressure, thereby minimising electricity consumption.


It is able to deliver a comparable


heat output to a steel panel radiator, yet is less than half the physical size and one quarter of the weight. Some models are as slim as 85mm. The range is available in


three distinct looks (BASE-Line, WOOD-Line, and WAVE-Line) with multiple installation configurations – some models can be wall or ceiling-mounted – and a wide palette of colours.


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Offering a blend of traditional styles and technical innovation, all Paladin cast iron radiators are hand-finished at the company’s UK factory in Lincolnshire. As well as a wide range of selected colour options, radiators can be ordered to match any colour preference or provide a finish to complement period properties or contemporary interiors. Most of the company’s cast iron radiator designs are modular, so they can be configured to meet precise heat output requirements by adjusting the number of sections and selecting the appropriate height.


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Space Saver - trusted by homeowners since 1991


Space Saver plinth heater offers increased flexibility and space in kitchen design as it enables the removal of kitchen radiators that may be using up valuable wall space. Fitting discreetly into the plinth of a kitchen, the Space Saver provides efficient and effective heat at low level, creating space for extra cupboards, more work surface and additional appliances.


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Described as slender, linear and extremely efficient, SOHO is a space-saving radiator from the Tubes collection, with a minimum width of 176mm and a protrusion from the wall of just 130mm. Ideal for small rooms, corridors or narrow walls, the radiator’s aluminium construction and low water content means that it consumes less energy and reacts faster to temperature adjustments. For the bathroom, the same radiator is also available with an integrated towel rail, providing a functional solution without compromising on performance. As well as coming in silver, titanium, bronze and black anodised finishes, SOHO is also available in all 140 colours of the Tubes colour chart. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/326/49


- Available in hydronic, electric or dual versions


- Hydronic versions now with EasiLink connector enabling upgrade for use with EasiLink Controllers


- Choice of grille colours to suit different kitchen designs


- Free 5 year warranty


- Designed and manufactured in the UK


High and mighty


Available from Myson is a wide range of vertical radiators, all providing an effective space-saving solution while being capable of delivering high heat outputs. Suitable for residential, commercial, office and hotel environments, they offer flexible connection options to help simplify installation. With a maximum operating pressure of 10


bar, they are compatible with high-pressure systems and district heating networks. This higher operating threshold also makes them particularly attractive for multi-storey developments and larger-scale projects where system demands are greater. A broad selection of models is available, including standard panel, profiled, flat-front and column designs. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/326/50


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