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This brushed nickel designer TRV twin pack contains a thermostatic radiator valve with 6 heat settings plus frost protection, and a matching lockshield valve. The bi-directional body can be fitted on either side of the radiator.
Brushed nickel is a softer, warmer alternative to chrome. The satin grain hides water marks and fingerprints and sits beautifully with grey, stone and wood tones.
Specification
| Finish | Brushed Nickel |
| Body | Brass |
| Type | Thermostatic |
| Options | Angled and Corner |
| Pack | TRV + lockshield twin pack |
| Connections | 15mm compression x 1/2" BSPT |
| Heat settings | 6 plus frost protection |
| Valve body | Bi-directional, fits either side |
| Guarantee | 5 years |
Frequently asked questions
Angled, straight or corner?
Use straight valves when the pipes come up from the floor directly under the radiator connection, angled valves when pipes come from the floor or the wall and need to turn into the radiator, and corner valves when the pipes come straight out of the wall.
What is the lockshield for?
The lockshield goes on the other end of the radiator and is used to balance the heating system, so every radiator heats up evenly.
Other finishes?
Also available in chrome, anthracite grey, matt black, white, textured grey and brushed brass.
How do I hide the pipes?
Finish the job with matching 15mm pipe sleeves and rosettes.
- Valve type: Radiator Valve
- Style: Angled or Corner
- Position: Angled / Corner
- Connection size: 15mm x 1/2" BSP
- Guarantee: 5 year manufacturer guarantee
- Thermostatic radiator valve
- Matching lockshield valve
Help choosing
Answer both to see the right valve.
- Valves come in pairs. One controls the heat and one (the lockshield) balances the system. A pair does one radiator.
- Pipe size. Most UK homes use 15mm pipe; older or microbore systems use 8 or 10mm and need an adaptor.
- Thermostatic or manual. Thermostatic valves (TRVs) hold the room at the temperature you set. In the room with the wall thermostat, use manual valves.
Still not sure? Send us your measurements and we'll check for you.
