Aura 2 Column Vertical Radiator 1800mm x 425mm Raw Metal
The Aura 2 Column Vertical Radiator 1800mm x 425mm in Raw Metal combines a classic 2-column profile with a distinctive industrial-style finish. With 3444 BTU / 1009 Watts at T50, it provides a tall vertical heating option for UK central heating systems.
£239.00 inc. VAT and Delivery
20 in stock
Why choose this radiator:
- High heat output suitable for UK homes
- Premium finish built to last
- Easy installation (plumber friendly)
- Fast UK delivery
- Trusted by 1,000+ customers
| Height | 1800mm | Width | 425mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finish | Raw metal | Fuel Type | Central Heating |
| Material | Mild Steel | BTU (T50) | 3444 |
| Watts (T50) | 1009 | Depth Wall to Face (mm) | 95 |
| Pipe Centres (mm) | 505 | Wall to Pipe Centre (mm) | 61 |
| Height (mm) x Width (mm) | 1800x425 | Column | 2 |
| Warranty | 5 Years | Orientation | Vertical |
The Aura 2 Column Vertical Radiator 1800mm x 425mm Raw Metal combines a classic column radiator profile with a tall vertical format and distinctive raw metal finish. It measures 1800mm high x 425mm wide and provides 3444 BTU / 1009 Watts at T50. This radiator weighs 25kg, and the matching 2 Column Radiator Feet Pair in Raw Metal is available separately. Feet are particularly worth considering where additional floor support is required, such as when installing a radiator over 20kg on a stud wall.
Heat Output, Dimensions & Installation
With a heat output of 3444 BTU / 1009 Watts at T50, this 2-column vertical radiator can be considered alongside your room’s calculated heat requirement. The radiator has 505mm pipe centres, a wall-to-pipe-centre measurement of 61mm and a wall-to-face depth of 95mm. Check these measurements against your existing pipework and available wall space before ordering.
- Aura 2 Column Vertical Radiator
- Vertical orientation
- 1800mm x 425mm dimensions
- 2-column construction
- Raw Metal finish
- Mild steel construction
- 3444 BTU heat output at T50
- 1009 Watts at T50
- Central heating fuel type
- 505mm pipe centres
- 61mm wall-to-pipe-centre measurement
- 95mm wall-to-face depth
- 25kg product weight
Q1. What type of interior works well with a raw metal radiator?
The uncoated Raw Metal finish suits industrial, contemporary and characterful interiors, especially where materials such as brick, timber or exposed metal are already used.
Q2. Does the Raw Metal finish need any extra protection?
Yes, the finish should be sealed or lacquered after installation to help protect the surface from oxidation and rust.
Q3. Would this radiator look too industrial in a traditional home?
Not necessarily, as the classic 2-column shape can balance the more industrial Raw Metal finish in older or traditional interiors.
Q4. Can I place this radiator on a wall with fitted furniture nearby?
You can, but allow enough surrounding space for installation, heat circulation and access to the radiator and valves.
Q5. Is 425mm wide enough if I have limited horizontal wall space?
The 425mm width provides a relatively compact footprint while the 1800mm height makes greater use of the available wall height.
Q6. Can I match the radiator with other metal features in the room?
Yes, you can coordinate the Raw Metal finish with other exposed metal details, handles, lighting or decorative fittings for a more consistent look.
Q7. What should I check if I want to replace an existing radiator with this model?
Check the available wall space, heat requirement and existing pipe positions, including the 505mm pipe centres and 61mm wall-to-pipe-centre measurement.
Q8. Is this 25kg radiator suitable for a stud wall?
For a stud wall, TRH advises considering slip-on feet because this radiator weighs over 20kg.
Q9. Could the Raw Metal finish vary slightly from what I see online?
As this is an uncoated raw metal finish, the surface has a naturally industrial appearance rather than the uniform look of a painted radiator.
Q10. How much wall depth should I allow for this radiator?
The radiator has a listed wall-to-face depth of 95mm, which should be considered when planning nearby furniture or walkways.
Which Valves do I need?
Pipework coming up from the floor + radiator connections on the side = Angled Valves Suitable for any pipework which comes up from beneath, through your floor or up from your skirting board.
Pipework coming up from the floor + radiator connections on the underneath side = Straight Valves. Best suited for pipework exiting from your floor or flexi-pipe up from your skirting board.
Pipework coming out from the wall + radiator connections on the side = Corner Valves (recommended) or Angled Valves If your pipework exits the wall the travels up to the radiator, Angled Valves will work best.
Pipework coming out from the wall + radiator connections on the underneath side = Corner Valves (recommended) or Angled Valves. You can also use Angled valves if you would like the valves to face forward.
Ensure you check with your plumber or installer to make sure you are using the correct valves. Need help? Contact our sales team today? 01257 452 879
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