Aura 3 Column Vertical Radiator 1800mm x 425mm White
The Aura 3 Column Vertical Radiator 1800mm x 425mm White is a mild steel central heating radiator with a 5087 BTU / 1490W output at T50.
At 40kg, matching Aura 3 Column Radiator Feet are advised for stud-wall installations, providing additional floor support.
£240.00 inc. VAT and Delivery
17 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 | White | Fuel Type | Central Heating |
| Material | Mild Steel | BTU (T50) | 5087 |
| Watts (T50) | 1490 | Depth Wall to Face (mm) | 114 |
| Pipe Centres (mm) | 505 | Wall to Pipe Centre (mm) | 63 |
| Height (mm) x Width (mm) | 1800x425 | Column | 3 |
| Warranty | 5 Years | Orientation | Vertical |
The Aura 3 Column Vertical Radiator 1800mm x 425mm White is a mild steel central heating radiator with a classic 3-column design, vertical orientation and white finish. It measures 1800mm high by 425mm wide and provides a heat output of 5087 BTU / 1490 Watts at T50. At 40kg, matching Aura 3 Column Radiator Feet Pair White are advised when installing this radiator on a stud wall to provide additional floor support.
Heat Output and Vertical Column Design
With a heat output of 5087 BTU / 1490 Watts at T50, this 3-column vertical radiator provides substantial heat output from a 1800mm x 425mm footprint. The tall vertical format gives customers an alternative to wider horizontal radiators, while the 3-column construction retains the traditional column radiator appearance.
- 3-column vertical radiator
- Aura radiator range
- 1800mm x 425mm dimensions
- White finish
- Mild steel construction
- 5087 BTU at T50
- 1490 Watts at T50
- Central heating compatible
- 505mm pipe centres
- 63mm wall-to-pipe-centre measurement
- 114mm wall-to-face depth
- 40kg product weight
- Matching 3-column radiator feet available
- 5-year warranty
1. Is this radiator a good choice for a feature wall?
Yes. Its tall 1800mm profile and classic three-column design can make a simple feature of an otherwise unused wall.
2. Will this radiator look bulky at 425mm wide?
Not necessarily. The vertical layout keeps the footprint relatively compact while providing a useful heating surface.
3. Can I place furniture near this radiator?
Yes, but leave enough clearance around the radiator to allow heat to circulate properly and for easy access.
4. Is this radiator suitable for an open-plan room?
It can be used in an open-plan space, provided the 5087 BTU / 1490W output is enough for the area being heated.
5. Does the three-column design give it a traditional appearance?
Yes. The three-column profile has a classic radiator look, while the vertical format gives it a more contemporary way of using the space.
6. Can this radiator be installed under a window?
It can be, but its 1800mm height means you should check the available wall height and window position before choosing this layout.
7. Is this radiator suitable for a renovation project?
Yes. Its vertical format can be useful when redesigning a room where existing wall space is limited, subject to suitable pipework and heat requirements.
8. Can the radiator be used with thermostatic radiator valves?
Yes. A compatible thermostatic radiator valve can be used to help control the temperature of the room.
9. Does the radiator need professional installation?
Installation should be carried out by someone familiar with central heating systems, particularly when changing pipe positions or replacing an existing radiator.
10. How can I tell if this radiator will physically fit my wall?
Measure the available height and width, then allow additional space for valves, pipework, and installation around the 1800mm x 425mm radiator.
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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