The Narrow Eton 765

Choose Your Air Vents/Bleed Nipples

You must choose your size before choosing your Air Vents/Bleed Nipples

You can also choose from a range of free air vents and bleed nipples – also known as bleed valves – to accompany your cast iron radiator. Particularly popular in brass to provide a classy finishing touch, these bleed valves and vents are designed to release any trapped air within the radiator system to keep it functioning at an optimum level – a necessity for every cast iron radiator.

Choose Your Paint Colour

You must choose your size before choosing your Paint Colour

Our bespoke cast iron radiator service allows you full customisation with regards to colour. You can choose from standard RAL colours to the more exclusive finishes from independent, British paint manufacturer Little Greene who have been painting cast iron since the late 18th century. When selecting your chosen paint colour, your basket will automatically update to reflect the price.

Choose Your Sleeve Kits

You must choose your size before choosing your Sleeve Kits

Finish off your cast iron radiator in style by choosing from our range of sleeve kits, also commonly known as pipe shrouds. These metal ‘sleeves’ are a popular accessory, used to conceal copper pipes that connect to your radiator. They’re available in a vast array of finishes that suit vintage or contemporary styles including brass, nickel, antique copper and silver to name just a few.

Customise your cast iron radiator by selecting from our range of high quality valves that complement any radiator regardless of size or style. The valves are available in both brass and nickel, and you can choose from manual or thermostatic options. Thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) control the temperature of a room by regulating the flow of hot water automatically, whilst manual valves need to be adjusted manually to regulate hot water temperature.

Choose Your Wallstays

You must choose your size before choosing your Wallstays

Choose from a selection of wallstays that help secure cast iron radiators to the wall to prevent them being knocked over. They also help prevent pipework from being moved when fitted into your valves to stop leaks. One wallstay per 10 sections of radiator is recommended. They are produced from original castings and are available in a number of finishes, including brass and nickel.