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If you get onto the net and look up radiators for central heating then you’ll be in for a surprise. I seem to remember they were all such boring designs that it was about as interesting as looking up tooth-picks or toothpaste.

No offence to tooth-pick manufacturers but they’re certainly more constrained in what they can do to make that item more interesting.

On the other hand, there are now some incredibly whacky designs when it comes to radiators and some are so off the wall it’s tempting to rip out all your old radiators and refurbish the home but cantered around the radiators.

Some seriously clever designers, including one that has one of his radiators on permanent loan and display at possibly the best creative design museum in the world, The Victoria and Albert, is part of this mew movement.

Look out for radiators for sale and you should be able to buy some of these radiators. The important thing to remember is that you can have a different radiator in every room.

Imagine a tangled fifty strands of spaghetti and keeping that image in mind, picture it twenty times bigger and made from chrome plated steel. Yes, that’s really what one designer is producing in his portfolio of contemporary radiators.

If you are lucky your home central heating boiler and radiators are groaning through their last days. If this is the case then you are justified in ripping it all out and starting afresh.

It may be a sizeable outlay but the important point to remember is that the very latest boilers are cheaper to run. Thermostatic controls are ultra-efficient and new apps include a remote control that allows you to ensure the system isn’t unnecessarily running whilst you are working late in the office.

If you are a bit more conservative and don’t go in for contemporary then there are plenty of retro Victorian cast iron radiators to choose from.

Whatever your taste there has never been a better time to buy a new central heating system.