A guide to low temperature radiators
Energy-efficient heating systems supported by optimal insulation and low temperature radiators are a must if we want to meet our net zero target by 2050.
Energy-efficient heating systems supported by optimal insulation and low temperature radiators are a must if we want to meet our net zero target by 2050.
To help you determine which horizontal panel radiators are the better fit for your specific project, we’re happy to present this product comparison.
Since the introduction of designer radiators, they play an important role in interior design and are a perfect match for any style.
There are often changes during the construction phase which require flexibility on the part of the products that are used. That’s why Purmo Flex is such a great fit for public buildings.
Thanks to our especially designed panel radiator modernising your heating system really is no big deal. Discover how easy it is!
To ensure radiator safety, we’ve listed 4 practical tips that will help you to feel safe and enjoy a comfortable indoor climate at all times.
Basement renovation ideas often centre around extra living and storage space. Heating solutions for the basement, however, are regularly overlooked.
When you buy a new radiator, you are making a decision that will last for several decades. Even more reason to avoid these 5 common mistakes.
Depending on your personal needs and the structural possibilities, one of the following solutions might just be the perfect addition to your attic renovation ideas.
A bathroom renovation is the best moment to question the heating system and get some bathroom radiator ideas.
With the new Purmo fan radiator calculator you get easy access to the accurate radiator output based on the size of the hydronic fan convector and the system temperatures.
Large windows and open, spacious rooms characterize the new language school in Jakobstad, Finland. Under window radiators are important components for good indoor climate.
Resizing radiators in the system – In the energy-efficient renovation of buildings, the thermal insulation and the airtightness of the building envelope, including windows and exterior doors, are improved to almost meet the requirements of new construction.