You will find bottom-connection radiators in the radiators with bottom connections category, and the full range in the radiators category.
Shown below are the products you may also need to install a radiator with bottom connections |
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Every domestic radiator of standard output already comes with a wall-mounting kit or brackets, but it never includes thermostatic or other valves, or the radiator's bottom connection fittings. The following accessories therefore need to be ordered separately. |
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Example of how a radiator with bottom connections is piped up:
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The picture shows a radiator with bottom connections. The pipework is chased into the wall. You can see the angled connection, the compression fitting, the pipe and the pipe cover |
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I would like to ask at what height I should cut the chase for the pipework to connect a radiator with bottom connections. Thank you
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Hello. There is no fixed rule for this, so do it whichever way works well for you. Or allow roughly 5 cm, so that you can wrap the pipe in insulation as well. Have a nice day.
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Hello, I would like to ask about radiators with a central bottom connection in the sizes (600 x 1000 and 6 x 1200). Thanks for the information
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Hello, the radiator size you mention is here https://www.atria.sk/radiator-22vk-600-x-1000-vykon-1732w/ and here https://www.atria.sk/radiator-22vk-600x-1200-vykon-2078w/. Have a nice day.
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Good day. I would like to ask whether the height of this radiator really is 1135mm, as the table shown below the product only lists heights of 960 and 1320 mm. Thank you
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Hello, I honestly cannot tell you right now which dimension is correct; we use two manufacturers with the same design, and it depends on which one we currently have in stock. Have a nice day
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VKS radiators are made with an integrated valve set with a central bottom connection – the connection is in the middle of the radiator. Is it possible for the thermostatic head to be on the left-hand side of the radiator? Thank you.
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Hello, I believe the head can be on either side.
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Hello. I would like to ask for your advice on connecting radiators and routing the pipes. I am attaching my connection plan and would like to know whether it could be done this way; if not, please advise me on the best way to do it. PS: The white lines are the radiators. Thank you and kind regards
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Hello, having looked at the sketch, we think the pipework can be run along the wall without any problem. However, I would recommend contacting an installation company, who can advise you more precisely on site. Have a nice day-
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Hello, I need some advice on which radiators are the best quality: KORAD,KORADO,PURMO.Thank you
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Hello, I can say with confidence that all these radiators are exactly the same in terms of quality. Choose on price and design. Have a nice day
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Hello. I would like to ask where it is best to position radiators, as we are building a house and would like expert advice on whether under the windows is right or somewhere else, for example.. Thank you
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Hello, definitely always under a window; if that is not possible, then it does not matter much.
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Hello. I would like to know whether another radiator can be connected from an existing one, but in a downstairs room – the others are upstairs, in a two-storey house.
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Hello, it can always be connected, but it has to be connected in parallel, i.e. via a tee. Have a nice day.
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Hello, I want to replace the radiators in my house. I like the Korad ones with side connections, but I do not know how many kilowatts the radiator for each room should be. For example, I have a room measuring 4x4.5m – which radiator would you recommend there...? Is there a universal formula for working out the kilowatts? Thank you in advance. Mario
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Hello, as a general rule you need roughly 1000 W or more per 10 square metres. The output is always given in the name of each radiator.
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Hello, we need a radiator with an output of around 2300W. You give a single output figure, namely the Radiator 22VK 400 x 1800 with an output of 2241W, whereas on other sites I found two output figures. I would like to know under what conditions this radiator achieves the stated output. We need to heat 30 square metres – a kitchen combined with a living room in a flat – brick, attic. If you can advise us, the height must be 400 and the ideal length would be 1600. I have already ordered one model from you, a 33VK 400x1400, but after a phone call we decided to cancel the order because of the 4-week wait, and we were also not entirely sure the radiator was suitable.
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Hello, I am interested in buying new radiators. I have rooms with a volume of approx. 50 m3. Thank you
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Hello, by all means – you can order them at https://www.atria.sk/radiatory/
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And could you advise me which ones to buy so that they are adequate for that room volume?
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Allow 10 kW per 100 square metres and always oversize a little. Then watch the window sill, to make sure the radiator fits underneath; the best-selling radiators are 22 vk, vkp 600 x something.
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Please could you recommend a type of radiator with bottom connections for a block of flats with 8 floors; I live in a flat on the 1st floor. We currently have steel panel radiators with bottom connections, and over the past 30 years we have been flooded 3 times because a radiator rusted through and leaked. It usually happened while we were on holiday and nobody was at home. Please recommend a type that will give me greater safety in this respect.
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Hello, that is a difficult question to answer. I have never heard of new, modern radiators leaking; after thirty years they may of course leak, but then nothing lasts for ever.
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Hello, I would like to know the distance between the flow and return connections for the radiator https://www.atria.sk/radiator-22vk-500-x-1600-vykon-2390-w/ – I want to measure whether we can keep the existing pipework or need to adapt it
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Good evening, I am sending a document showing the dimensions of the radiator's bottom connection.
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I would like to ask about the technical details for the radiator – at what height to fit it and so on? And the installation details for the angled radiator valve set .. what height, connection spacing etc. Thank you for your reply
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You can fit the radiator at any height. There is no problem with that at all. I also do not understand which spacing on the valve set you mean. It has its own standardised spacing, which fits all radiators.
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a radiator is fitted at least 10 cm above the floor
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Good evening... I need some advice on which type of radiator you would recommend for a small kitchen in a block of flats, so that it is both functional and attractive ..... Many thanks.... Have a nice evening
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Hello. That is a hard question. It depends on the size of the room, but for a smallish kitchen a radiator 600 high and about 600 long as well would do. https://www.atria.sk/radiatory/radiatory-s-spodnym-pripojenim/typ-22/vyska-600-mm/