UK Radiators Square Black Radiator Valve Pair Matt Finish Classy and Modern Design 1/2" x 10mm Angled of Valves

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Sleek Modern Design:Elevate your heating setup with this Black Radiator Valve Pair featuring a contemporary black matt finish, adding a touch of sophistication and style to any radiator. Precision Fit:These radiator valves come in a 1/2" x 10mm angled design, ensuring an easy, secure fit with standard radiators for optimal performance and leak-free operation. Durable Construction:Crafted from high-quality materials, this Black Radiator Valve Pair guarantees long-lasting durability and resistance to corrosion, maintaining functionality and appearance over time Easy Installation:Designed for hassle-free setup, the radiator valves include clear specifications, making them suitable for DIY installations or professional use without the need for specialized tools. Efficient Heat Control:Enhance your heating system’s efficiency with these angled valves that allow precise regulation of hot water flow, helping maintain comfortable room temperatures with minimal effort., Weight: 1.4550509292 Pounds, Manufacturer: UK Radiators

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Connection These valves have a 1/2" BSP radiator connection and so will fit all radiators and towel rails in the UK. The other connection to consider is that of your pipework, these valves have a 10mm pipework connection (usually termed “microbore” pipework) and so will fit pipework of the same size. We have these valves available in 15mm and 8mm for those with standard (15mm) or smaller microbore (8mm) pipework. Fitting Type Angled valves are probably the most commonly used valves in homes across the UK, they connect your radiator to your central heating pipework at a 90-degree angle. These angled valves are the ones for you if your set up is one of the below: Pipework comes out of the floorboard, and the radiator connection is on the side. Pipework comes out from the wall and bends up, and the radiator connection is on the side. Pipework comes out of the wall and the radiator has connections at the bottom, but the valve itself will protrude in front of the radiator, so where this is