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Cast Iron radiators

elan7
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I am considering replacing some of our radiators with cast iron rads during the renovation of our victorian house. The house is quite large with 3.2m high ceiling so I need the radiators to be efficient. Is it better to install the newer high efficient radiators than cast iron ones?
Can you please advise or tell me if you have these in your house and if they work well?
Also is it better to get a new reproduction ones than refurbished originals?
Thanks
Can you please advise or tell me if you have these in your house and if they work well?
Also is it better to get a new reproduction ones than refurbished originals?
Thanks
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Is it better to install the newer high efficient radiators than cast iron ones?Also is it better to get a new reproduction ones than refurbished originals?
CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0 -
as above. the repo ones are pretty good nowadays.
if looks are everything to you.Get some gorm.0 -
Thanks, I was going to replace them to retain the period character but worried about fitting a cast iron radiator with all kind of rust and gung clogging up the central heating system. I suppose I am better off with a reproduction as it will be new!0
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These aren't cheap, but they are beautiful. A friend has some. I just got their brochure and it's radiator !!!!!! lol
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Those are seriously good looking rads!0
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LOL told ya, the brochure is radiator !!!!!!
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Oh...and there's also this I found http://www.homesandantiques.com/webform/win-3000-worth-cast-iron-radiatorsWorth a pop since it's free maybe.
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