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The Bathroom Kingdom Nevah Radiator is designed for homeowners seeking a stylish and efficient heating solution with a modern aesthetic. Its key benefit is excellent heat emission combined with elegant oval horizontal tubes that complement contemporary interiors. A potential caveat is its reliance on a central heating system for operation. This radiator features robust steel construction, a choice of finishes, and is backed by a 5-year warranty, offering both durability and design.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 8800161179285 |
| Brand | Bathroom Kingdom |
The Nevah Radiator comes with a 5-year manufacturer's warranty from REINA.
While the Nevah is a designer radiator and can enhance any room, it is primarily designed for central heating systems. For bathrooms, ensure it is installed correctly and consider compatibility with humid environments if placing it near water sources. Specific bathroom-rated radiators might be more suitable depending on regulations.
The single model features one row of horizontal oval tubes, while the double model has two rows, providing a higher heat output for larger or colder rooms.
Yes, radiator valves (thermostatic or manual) are typically sold separately and are required to connect the radiator to your central heating system and control its temperature.
This radiator is designed for use with a central heating system, typically fueled by a boiler (gas, oil, or electric).
This specific model is 295mm in height and 1200mm in width.
Use a soft, damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that could damage the textured surface. Always dry thoroughly afterward.
Check that the central heating system is on and functioning. Ensure the radiator valves are fully open. If the top is cold and the bottom is hot, the radiator may need bleeding to release trapped air.
Immediately turn off the water supply to the radiator if possible. Check all connections, particularly where the valves attach. Tighten connections carefully or contact a qualified plumber for repair.
If one part of the radiator is significantly cooler than others, it may indicate a blockage or trapped air. Try bleeding the radiator. If the issue persists, consult a professional.
Gurgling or banging noises often indicate trapped air. Bleed the radiator. Hissing sounds might suggest water flow issues or a faulty valve. Check system pressure and consult a plumber if necessary.
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