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When planning heating, a common choice comes up: a familiar radiator or a trench (in-floor) convector. Both run on a water system, but they behave differently. Let’s compare honestly — no “ours always wins” — so you can pick the right one for your case. Looks and space A radiator hangs on the wall or […]

A pool, spa, winter garden or water zone means high humidity — and often chlorine in the air too. Ordinary heating units fail quickly in these conditions. Let’s look at which convectors suit wet areas, and why. Why an ordinary convector won’t do Moisture and chlorinated vapours are aggressive to metal: ordinary steel corrodes in […]

Trench convectors come in two types: natural convection and fan-assisted (forced convection). The latter deliver far more heat from the same size — but you don’t always need them. Let’s look at when a fan is worth it, and when it’s overspending. How it works In a natural-convection convector, warm air rises on its own. […]

Getting the convector output wrong is expensive: an undersized unit won’t heat the room in a cold snap, while an oversized one means overpaying for equipment and installation. Let’s look at how to size it correctly — and why a rough “by floor area” guess often fails. A quick estimate by area Rough guide: about […]

A trench (in-floor) convector is a heating unit built flush into the floor and invisible in the interior. It is most often installed along panoramic windows and glass facades, where a conventional radiator would look out of place. Let’s go step by step through choosing a model that heats efficiently and lasts for years. 1. […]

Installing a trench (in-floor) convector is planned at the floor design stage. Proper installation ensures efficient heating near panoramic windows and seamless integration into the interior. Let’s look at the main steps and common mistakes. What to consider before installation Recess depth — depends on the model and convector output; Heat carrier supply — supply […]

Panoramic windows and glazing bring light and space, but they are also a source of heat loss and condensation. A convector for panoramic windows solves both problems by creating a thermal curtain along the glass. Here’s how it works and which model to choose. Why it’s cold and the glass fogs up near panoramic windows […]

When planning modern home heating, owners often face a choice: underfloor heating vs a convector. Both systems run on a low-temperature heat carrier and pair well with heat pumps, but each has its strengths. Let’s see what suits your project best. How underfloor heating works Underfloor heating warms the entire floor area evenly from the […]