The Radiator Company has updated its Aston radiator range with four new decorative finishes, offering expanded options for heating installers.
The Radiator Company has expanded its popular Aston radiator lineup by introducing four new finishes. The update provides plumbers, heating engineers, and interior specifiers with broader design choices for both domestic refurbishments and premium residential projects.
Decorative and column radiators have increasingly replaced standard panel models in home renovation projects across the UK. By extending the color and texture options within the Aston range, the manufacturer aims to cater to homeowners looking to match modern heating units with specific interior design palettes.
What does this mean for a UK tradesperson or DIYer actually buying this kit — does it change what they should pay, buy, or watch out for?
For plumbing contractors and serious DIYers sourcing heating equipment through trade outlets or local plumbing merchants, these new factory-applied finishes remove the need for custom painting on site. While specialized finishes typically carry a price premium compared to standard white models, selecting factory-finished units ensures a more durable coating and protects the manufacturer warranty. Installers should double-check lead times with suppliers before finalizing quotes for clients, as non-standard decorative finishes can involve longer delivery schedules than off-the-shelf stock.
Aside from the updated surface appearance, the underlying pipe centers and heat output specifications for the Aston range remain consistent. Installers should continue to handle decorative units with extra care during fitting to avoid scratching the new surface treatments.
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