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I’m sure we all share that mutual feeling of coming home from work, ridiculously tired, swearing at the cold wind and fantasizing about our warm and cosy beds, only to find out that our house… is even colder than the outdoors. This leads us to some drastic decisions and important questions such as ‘will turning my thermostat up really high make my house warm up faster?’.
Winter can be a lovely time. All the snowball fights, decorations, festivals, snowman building with friends and of course our beloved Christmas. But it can also be a dangerous season. We are either the ones constantly nagging about or dismissing the idea of dressing up warmly before going outside. Although it is true that British winter is not as harsh as it is towards east, for example in Germany, it shouldn’t be taken lightly, yet most of us still assume the worst case scenario is getting a cold. However, the actual risk to our health posed by the cold is much more serious.
Are you concerned about fixing your electric heater on a stud wall? Worry no more! Whether you’ve recently added a stud wall to your house and one of your rooms is left without heating, or you’re still debating whether an electric radiator will be suitable for your house, we’re here to dispel any doubts.
Installing your electric wall mounted heaters on stud walls can be hard work, but we’re here to make it really simple by explaining it for you in baby-steps.
Electric radiators have countless applications in the home - from helping you to save money on your energy bills, to giving you more control and making you feel more comfortable, but did you know that some models have even more tricks up their sleeve? It isn't just homes that are upgrading to electric radiators - nurseries, care homes, village halls, and other public spaces also need energy efficient heating, and if safety is a concern we'll help you narrow down your choice considerably...
How to choose an electric heated towel rail? In the first instance look at the mission statement or the company ethos of the provider.
Electric radiators are quickly becoming the number one choice as an efficient and cost-effective alternative to storage heaters. If you're looking to upgrade your home heating solution to something more accurate and controllable there are a few things we think you should know...