We love using coloured radiators in our bathroom design. It is so easy to do now as the quality manufacturers such as Bisque, Zehnder and SBH stock the popular colours such as anthracites, steel and beiges. Even the bespoke colours only take a few weeks to be delivered. It is such a simple way to help give a bathroom the WOW factor.

Hello :) We have now plastered and painted first coat of white paint.. now deciding on the type of tiles.. we like the idea of Moroccon style tiles on the floor.. but as the bathroom is pretty narrow.. having a feature on the wall is a bit akward.. Our bathtub will be on the right and toilet under the window (same position as old layout) as all plumbing is already there. Unsure whether to have a concealed cistern toilet unit which can make the area look neater.. But I can't seem to find a good quality looking concealed unit (floor to under window measurement 98cm) width available is 50cm..or should i just go for a standard normal toilet. On the right after the bathtub we will have space for a double vanity sink unit.. opposite wall have a vertical stainless steel radiator... Unsure whether to go for a towel warmer or a vertical radiator? The bathroom will not have underfloor heating. Room dimensions are (length 335cm width 125cm) Any design ideas etc will be appreciated. Thank you X

Hi Wendy, we stock a large range of cast-iron styled radiators that could perhaps help you out. I understand that the original cast iron radiators are quite expensive, but the newer steel designs offer great outputs, are relatively inexpensive in comparison and look the part too. They may not be the ideal 'original' style, but they will help you to keep costs down upstairs and still provide adequate warmth and period styling, plus, we offer extensive guarantees on all of our products. Check them out here and see what we could do to help... http://www.bestheating.com/radiators/traditional-column-radiators.html Good luck with the project. John

Even Buckingham Palace has central heating and it’s 300 years old!! Why don’t you think that you can have the heating method that is fitted in the majority of U.K. homes? Are you aware that the Government provides grants to put central heating into houses that have never had it? Are you aware that Gas heating is significantly cheaper to run than electric heaters? Personally I think you are approach this problem incorrectly and you should be working out how to put central heating into your house.