Do mirror radiators heat as well as normal radiators?

Yes. The panels either side of the mirror provide plenty of heating surface. A 1800mm model typically outputs 2000-3000 BTUs depending on width - enough for most rooms.

Will the mirror get damaged by heat?

No. The heat comes from the side panels, not from behind the mirror. The glass stays clear and cool enough to touch even when the radiator's running hot.

What size mirror radiator do I need?

Most are 1800mm tall. Width depends on your space and how much heat you need. Measure your wall space first, then check BTU output matches your room size.

Can I put a mirror radiator in a bathroom?

Not recommended. The mirror section isn't designed for bathroom moisture levels. Use a proper towel radiator instead.

Are they hard to fit?

No harder than fitting any radiator. Standard 15mm pipe connections. Make sure you've got secure wall fixings because they're heavy.

Which colour should I get?

White if you want it to blend in. Black for a bold look in modern rooms. Anthracite grey as a middle option. Depends on your room colours really.

How do I clean mirror radiators?

Glass cleaner on the mirror, damp cloth on the radiator panels. Same as cleaning any mirror and radiator separately.

Do you deliver nationwide?

Yes, free delivery to all UK mainland addresses. No hidden charges.

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A mirror radiator puts your heating and mirror in one unit. The mirror sits in the centre with heated panels either side, so you get both without using extra wall space.

Particularly useful in hallways and bedrooms where space is tight. Instead of a radiator on one wall and a mirror somewhere else, you fix one unit and you're done. The mirror section stays clear because the heat comes from the panels around it, not from behind the glass.
They heat rooms properly too - most 1800mm models put out 2000-3000 BTUs depending on width, which is enough for typical rooms.

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Flat Panel or Oval Design

Flat panel mirror radiators have straight edges and a rectangular mirror in the middle. Clean, simple design that suits modern homes. They stick out 60-80mm from the wall, good for narrow hallways.

Oval designs have curved panels around the mirror. The rounded shape looks softer and works well if your room has other curved features. Both types heat the same - it's just about which type of radiator shape that you would prefer.

Sizes and Colours

Most are 1800mm tall, which gives you a decent mirror at eye level and enough panel area for heating. Widths run from 380mm to 565mm - narrower for tight spots, wider if you need more heat output. White blends in anywhere. Black makes a statement in contemporary spaces. Anthracite grey sits between the two. Whichever you pick, the radiator panels frame the mirror section.

Installation

Connects to your central heating like any other radiator using 15mm pipes. Bottom or side connections depending on the model. Any plumber can fit them - there's nothing complicated about the installation. Make sure your wall can take the weight. These are heavy units, especially when full of water. Use proper wall fixings, not just plasterboard plugs.

The mirror needs to be at a comfortable height. Around 1400-1500mm from floor to centre of mirror works for most people.

Where to Put Them

Hallways are the obvious choice. Everyone checks themselves before going out, and most hallways don't have room for a radiator and a separate mirror. Bedrooms work too, especially smaller ones where a floor mirror would eat up space. Living rooms if you want something a bit different as a feature. Don't use them in bathrooms. The mirror section isn't built for constant moisture and steam. Stick with proper bathroom towel radiators instead.

Looking After It

Wipe the mirror with glass cleaner when it needs it. The radiator panels just need a quick dust now and then. Bleed it once a year like you would any radiator. That's about it.

Free UK Delivery

We deliver to UK mainland addresses at no charge. Radiator comes with brackets and fitting instructions.

Mirror Radiators

Do mirror radiators heat as well as normal radiators?

Yes. The panels either side of the mirror provide plenty of heating surface. A 1800mm model typically outputs 2000-3000 BTUs depending on width - enough for most rooms.
Will the mirror get damaged by heat?

No. The heat comes from the side panels, not from behind the mirror. The glass stays clear and cool enough to touch even when the radiator's running hot.
What size mirror radiator do I need?

Most are 1800mm tall. Width depends on your space and how much heat you need. Measure your wall space first, then check BTU output matches your room size.
Can I put a mirror radiator in a bathroom?

Not recommended. The mirror section isn't designed for bathroom moisture levels. Use a proper towel radiator instead.
Are they hard to fit?

No harder than fitting any radiator. Standard 15mm pipe connections. Make sure you've got secure wall fixings because they're heavy.
Which colour should I get?

White if you want it to blend in. Black for a bold look in modern rooms. Anthracite grey as a middle option. Depends on your room colours really.
How do I clean mirror radiators?

Glass cleaner on the mirror, damp cloth on the radiator panels. Same as cleaning any mirror and radiator separately.
Do you deliver nationwide?

Yes, free delivery to all UK mainland addresses. No hidden charges.