Park Lane Traditional Colosseum Column Radiator - Black - 600x425mm
This Traditional Black Colosseum Column Radiator from Park Lane features a classic column design a...This Traditional Black Colosseum Column Radiator from Park Lane features a classic column design and a stylish black finish, combining traditional and modern aesthetics. With its double bar layout, it ensures optimal heat output, making it an excellent choice for any home. It measures 600 x 425mm and has a BTU of 1475. The radiator is made from mild steel and has a projection from the wall of 95mm. It includes fixings and brackets. Please note: these radiators must be installed on a solid wall. For plasterboard walls, legs are available separately. Always use an inhibitor when installing any new radiator. This radiator conforms with BS EN 442, the European standard for radiators, and comes with a 10-year guarantee.
This guide is for homeowners looking to add a stylish and efficient heating solution to their living spaces. The Park Lane Traditional Colosseum Column Radiator in black offers a blend of classic design and modern aesthetics, providing excellent heat output. A key consideration is its installation requirement for solid walls.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
EBYPWHTRAD2600425BND
Brand
Park Lane
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the BTU output of this radiator?
The Park Lane Traditional Colosseum Column Radiator has a BTU output of 1475.
Can this radiator be installed on a plasterboard wall?
No, this radiator must be installed on a solid wall. Legs are available separately if you need to install it on a plasterboard wall.
What material is the radiator made from?
The radiator is constructed from mild steel.
Does it come with fixings?
Yes, the radiator includes the necessary fixings and brackets for installation.
What is the warranty period?
This radiator comes with a 10-year guarantee from the manufacturer.
What is the projection from the wall?
The radiator projects 95mm from the wall.
Do I need to add anything to my heating system?
Yes, it is essential to always use a radiator inhibitor when installing any new radiator to protect your system from corrosion.
Troubleshooting
Radiator not heating up evenly
Bleed the radiator to release trapped air. Ensure the system inhibitor has been added and the central heating system is functioning correctly. Check that the radiator is installed on a solid wall or properly supported if using legs.
Leaking from connections
Turn off the water supply to the radiator. Tighten the fittings carefully. If the leak persists, you may need to re-seal the connections or contact a professional plumber.
Radiator making noise
Gurgling or knocking sounds often indicate trapped air; try bleeding the radiator. If the noise is a loud bang, check for system pressure issues or potential expansion problems.
Black finish appears dull
Clean the radiator with a damp cloth and a mild soap solution, then dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Elegant traditional design that suits various decors.
High heat output (1475 BTU) for effective room heating.
Durable mild steel construction ensures longevity.
Includes essential mounting hardware.
Comes with a comprehensive 10-year warranty.
Cons
Installation is restricted to solid walls; requires separate legs for plasterboard.
Requires the use of a radiator inhibitor during installation.
The black finish may show dust more readily than lighter colors.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Wall Mounting: This radiator *must* be installed on a solid wall. If you have plasterboard walls, you will need to purchase compatible legs separately to support the radiator.
Plumbing: Connect the radiator to your existing central heating system according to standard plumbing practices. Ensure all connections are secure.
Inhibitor: Crucially, always add a radiator inhibitor to your central heating system when installing this or any new radiator. This prevents corrosion and maintains system efficiency.
Compatibility:
Conforms to BS EN 442, the European standard for radiators, ensuring quality and performance.
Suitable for standard central heating systems.
Care:
Clean the radiator regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.
For stubborn marks, use a mild detergent diluted with water. Dry thoroughly afterward.