Supply system of central heating radiator with the usage of flow flange. It also allows to heat evenly single panels of radiator on its total width.
Way of performance of panel radiator with V-type connection. It enables to connect radiator, which was previously available only with top-bottom same end connection, to the system with connectors in the floor.
Method of manufacturing a central heating radiator with bottom D50 connection type. Allows for the radiator to connect to the system with central 50 mm width connectors, which previously was possible with a bottom wide connection only.
Way of performance of column central heating radiator. Its construction enables radiators’ assembly, among others, in corners of the walls.
Modular central heating radiator with a connection system hidden in the wall. Thanks to it, from the outside you can see only heating elements, on which you can hang over clothes.
Modular central heating radiator with a connection system hidden in the wall. Thanks to it, from the outside you can see only heating elements, on which you can hang over clothes.
Supply system of central heating radiator with the usage of flow flange. It also allows to heat evenly single panels of radiator on its total width.
Electric towel rail with heating wire. Heating wire in which each horizontal element increases heating surface and its output at the same time.
Decorative radiator with a glass panel. Application of a panel made of steel sheet enables assembly of glass or mirror finishing.
Bottom-lateral supply system of central heating radiator with the usage of distribution pipes. It allows to connect the radiator with both lateral and bottom connection pitch.
Pipe central heating radiator with a shutter construction. Application of horizontal elements placed diagonally increases air circulation around the radiator, increasing its heating output at the same time.
Supply system of central heating radiator with the usage of flow flange. It also allows to heat evenly single panels of radiator on its total width.
