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The Axim Anthracite Designer Radiator grips attention instantly. Designed for floor installation, it is suitable for use on water central heating systems only. Its dimensions ensure even distribution of heat as well as facilitating cleaning. With a carefully calibrated heat output, it will add an element of enjoyment to the coldest months.
"The Axim Anthracite Designer Radiator grips attention instantly. Designed for floor installation, it is suitable for use on water central heating systems only. Its dimensions ensure even distribution of heat as well as facilitating cleaning. With a carefully calibrated heat output, it will add an element of enjoyment to the coldest months."
NOTE: This model is available in 4 Sizes:
588mm(w) x 800mm(h) - 2977 BTU's - (12 x 2 Sections)
820mm(w) x 800mm(h) - 4158 BTU's - (17 x 2 Sections)
1000mm(w) x 800mm(h) - 5109 BTU's - (21 x 2 Sections)
1200mm(w) x 800mm(h) - 6049 BTU's - (25 x 2 Sections)
- Our range of radiators are designed in house and manufactured at our factory.
- The high heat output of our radiators are achieved from the sourcing of high quality steel, finished with a powder coat anthracite finish.
- All our heat output figures (BTU'S) are listed at Delta T50.
- All our radiators are supplied with a wall mounting kit (including bleed valve and blank plugs)
- This radiator is supplied with a 10 year manufacturer guarantee. (Euronorm BS EN 442).
NOTE: Please do not compare this product with cheap imports, which will be aesthetically less appealing, manufactured with thinner tubes, have a poor finish and a reduced heat output.
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This is a guide for reference only. Rooms may require more than one radiator. If this applies to you, divide the required output between the number of radiators required. All figures given are for Delta T 50°.