BISQUE - KTB Gallery
BISQUE - KTB Gallery
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Valves<br />
Bisque radiators are as much about good<br />
looks as good performance. As standard<br />
radiator valves can often be ugly or obtrusive,<br />
we have chosen a range of discreet, well<br />
designed, top quality valves from Europe's<br />
leading manufacturers to complement our<br />
radiators.<br />
There are two types of valves:<br />
Manual valves have no labelled settings -<br />
simply turn the valve head until the radiator is<br />
giving out the amount of heat desired. They<br />
are most suitable for areas where your<br />
heating needs are fairly constant e.g. with<br />
towel rails, or where the preference is for a<br />
more subtle and discreet appearance.<br />
Thermostatic valves come with an in-built<br />
temperature sensor and have a range of<br />
temperature settings. The thermostatic valves<br />
will maintain the room at the temperature you<br />
have selected by automatically adjusting the<br />
heat output from the radiator. This means that<br />
you can take advantage of any “free” heat the<br />
room receives, such as that from the sun or<br />
from electrical equipment. Thermostatic<br />
valves are also useful for rooms that may<br />
have sudden large changes in occupancy<br />
e.g. dining rooms.<br />
When deciding which valve set to use you will<br />
need to consider where the heating pipes are<br />
coming from i.e. the wall or the floor. The<br />
tables on the following pages indicate which<br />
of our valves sets are suitable for each option.<br />
Where possible, we would always<br />
recommend chasing the pipework into the<br />
wall (as you would with electric cables) so<br />
that the final installation is as attractive as<br />
possible. Long, spindly lengths of pipework<br />
can often mar the final look.<br />
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