Riace Flat Designer Radiator - Grey - 490x1000mm

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The Riace Flat Designer Radiator is a premium heating solution tailored for homeowners who value minimalist aesthetics and reliable warmth in contemporary living spaces. Featuring a sleek anthracite grey finish and a space-saving flat profile, it efficiently delivers 2898 BTU of heat to keep medium-sized rooms comfortable. While its double-panel design offers excellent thermal output, users should note that the radiator’s substantial build requires a sturdy wall and professional plumbing installation to ensure optimal performance and safety.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RHD7-1000-DGCF |
| Brand | Riace |
The Riace Flat Designer Radiator measures 490mm in height and 1000mm in width.
It depends on the construction of the wall. Because of the weight, you must ensure you have solid timber backing or use appropriate heavy-duty fixings.
Valves are typically sold separately to allow you to choose the style that matches your existing plumbing system.
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
While the finish is durable, it is primarily designed for living areas. Ensure good ventilation if placed in a humid environment.
This model provides a heat output of 2898 BTU.
Air is trapped inside the system; use a radiator key to bleed the unit until water appears.
This often indicates a build-up of sludge; consult a heating professional for power flushing.
Tighten the nut gently or have a plumber replace the internal washer or sealing tape.
Installation should be performed by a qualified heating engineer to ensure all pipe connections are sealed and the system is balanced. Ensure your mounting surface is solid, such as brick or stud walls with adequate backing, to support the weight of the double-panel unit. For ongoing care, dust the radiator regularly with a dry, soft cloth to maintain the anthracite finish. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or scouring pads, as these can scratch the surface. Periodically check the valves for signs of leaks and bleed the radiator at the start of the heating season to ensure no trapped air is impeding performance.