Corner Radiator Valves

Corner radiator valves

Corner valves solve a common problem: pipes that come straight out of the wall rather than up from the floor. The valve turns through 90 degrees along the wall, so it tucks in neatly beside the radiator instead of sticking out into the room.

When you need corner valves

Choose corner valves when the pipes come out of the wall and the radiator or towel rail connects at the side. They are popular in bathrooms and kitchens, where pipes are often run inside the wall for a cleaner finish.

Corner or angled?

Both turn through 90 degrees, but in different directions. An angled valve turns from a pipe rising out of the floor, while a corner valve turns from a pipe coming out of the wall. Look at your pipes before you order and you'll know which you need.

Finishes to match

Because corner valves sit on show beside the radiator, it's worth matching the finish to your radiator, towel rail or taps. See all radiator valves for more options, including thermostatic valves.