Traditional radiators, or radiators with a traditional design, even with modern manufacture, can be used in a variety of circumstances. All of them allow the beauty and design of traditional radiators to shine through, giving a life and breadth of beauty to any room. Traditional radiators, or radiators with a traditional design, even with modern manufacture, can be used in a variety of circumstances. All of them allow the beauty and design of traditional radiators to shine through, giving a life and breadth of beauty to any room.

- They are tried and trusted – traditional radiators just work – while other designs may be flat and lax, traditional radiators are designed to stand out from the crowd, and make a beautiful talking point in any room. More importantly, they just *work* - and have done for a while. It’s important to make sure that your radiators are clean, inside and out to make sure they’re working to optimum efficiency, including flushing any settled sludge or rust out of them. You may need to run them a while and loosen the gunk, before flushing them.

- They are attractive – flat panel radiators aren’t exactly the most attractive radiators in the world – they are functional and may release heat in different ways from cast iron radiators, but being honest, they are the sorts of radiators you want to hide behind radiator covers. Cast iron radiators on the other hand, are so attractive that you want to keep them on display. Depending on the embossing and engraving will depend on how you highlight them, but it’s important to keep them as talking points – cast iron radiators are unique enough to lift almost every room.

- Most people with traditional radiators swear they heat better than other radiators, which may be important in houses that are chilled or don’t quite heat as well with newer panel style radiators. Whether this is true or not, it’s important to keep this in mind when deciding whether you want a traditional radiator or a more modern one. Function of radiators is often the deciding factor on purchase, but if you’ve got the choice and can afford cast iron, why not?

- Finally – cast iron and traditional radiators are just as easy to maintain as other types – so if you’re in an old house or are refurbishing a grand property, why not go the whole nine yards and choose radiators to match your décor and building. Cast iron radiators are the best type of install for these types of situations and can really bring the décor and room ‘together’.

Whether you’re interested in finding a cast iron radiator to make your house more interesting, or working within a décor need, or design, whether you’re installing it into a new build or an older house, cast iron radiators are the best on the market. They heat better, are more attractive than flat panels and are in most cases, highly superior to other styles or types of radiator.