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Brass & Gold Vertical Radiators

We have 5 brass & gold vertical radiators in stock from Reina and Carisa, from 1008 x 360mm to 1812 x 620mm, priced from £383.76 to £652.39 with heat outputs from 1,541 to 5,280 BTU/hr (ΔT50).

Colour is shown as a finish option on each product page, so the price and heat output you see here are for the brass & gold version. Every model is in stock for free delivery to mainland England and Wales, and each product page shows the certified heat output for every size so you can match it to your room with our BTU calculator.

Brass & Gold Vertical Radiators in stock

Compare every brass & gold vertical radiator in stock

Model Finishes Sizes in this group Heat output (BTU/hr, ΔT50) From
Melvin Aluminium Radiator Vertical Brass 1800 × 540mm, 1800 × 360mm 2,837–4,025 £383.76
Caldaro Vertical Aluminium Radiator Brass 1800 × 620mm, 1800 × 495mm, 1800 × 370mm 2,874–4,789 £398.52
Carisa Frame Vertical Aluminium Designer Radiator Brushed Brass 1812 × 500mm, 1544 × 500mm, 1276 × 500mm, 1008 × 500mm 1,541–2,801 £417.38
Carisa Fame Vertical Aluminium Designer Radiator Brushed Brass 1740 × 500mm, 1460 × 500mm, 1220 × 500mm 2,101–3,081 £438.96
Albano Aluminium Radiator Vertical Brass 1800 × 510mm, 1800 × 430mm 4,468–5,280 £575.64

Questions about brass & gold vertical radiators

How much heat does a brass & gold vertical radiator give out?

Between 1,541 and 5,280 BTU/hr at ΔT50 across the 5 models on this page. The highest output here is the Albano Aluminium Radiator Vertical at 5,280 BTU/hr (1,548 W). All figures are the manufacturers’ certified outputs to EN 442, quoted at ΔT50 — the UK standard for sizing central-heating radiators.

Which brass & gold vertical radiator is the best value for heat?

On heat per pound it is the Caldaro Vertical Aluminium Radiator: 4,789 BTU/hr for £568.26, about 8 BTU for every £1. The cheapest model on the page starts at £383.76.

What size room will it heat?

It depends on the model — the range on this page runs from a bedroom, home office or small kitchen at 1,541 BTU/hr up to a large living room or an open-plan kitchen-diner at 5,280 BTU/hr. A well-insulated modern room needs far less than an older one with single glazing and an outside wall, so use our BTU calculator with your room’s measurements before you choose.

What else do I need to fit it?

A pair of radiator valves (a thermostatic set is the usual choice) — see our valves and accessories. Wall brackets are supplied with every radiator, and column radiators in this group can be fitted with feet where the wall will not take the full weight. Delivery to mainland England and Wales is free.

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