Which Valve Do I Need? The valve is what connects the rail to your pipework, and which one you need depends entirely on where your pipes come out of the floor or wall. Here is how to tell them apart.
Choose these when the pipework comes straight up out of the floor, directly below the rail inlets. For pipes that exit horizontally out of the wall. The valve turns 90 degrees upward into the bottom of the rail. Pipes from the wall, flush. A neater alternative for wall pipework.
The valve sits tighter to the wall so the rail finishes closer to the tiles. The rail on its own, no valves supplied. Yes, with a heating element.
Heat output depends on how hot your system runs. That difference is the "Delta-T". A conventional gas or oil boiler at normal flow temperatures. What's in the Box.
Screws, rawl plugs and washers. Blanking plug and bleed plug.
Valves are a separate choice. Select a valve option from the dropdown above, or pick the rail on its own. 14 years in the heating industry. Established 2012, radiator and heating specialists. Our own stock, dispatched by our own team. Rated 4.7 out of 5 on Google.