This antique brass traditional angled radiator valve has Victorian detailing and comes as either a thermostatic (TRV) or a manual valve. Sold individually.
An antique brass finish with period detailing suits Victorian and Edwardian homes and pairs naturally with cast iron column radiators.
Specification
| Finish | Antique Brass |
| Body | Brass |
| Type | Thermostatic or manual |
| Options | Thermostatic (TRV) and Manual |
| Pack | Single valve |
| Connections | 15mm x 1/2" BSP |
| Guarantee | 5 years |
Specification
- Valve type: Radiator Valve
- Style: Angled
- Position: Angled
- Connection size: 15mm x 1/2" BSP
- Guarantee: 5 year manufacturer guarantee
Help choosing
Which valve shape do you need?
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.
Questions people ask
Which valve do I need?
Pipe and radiator inlet in a straight line: straight valve. Pipe coming up from the floor into a side inlet: angled valve. Pipe coming out of the wall into a side inlet: corner valve.
Do valves come as a pair?
The listing says whether it's a pair or a single valve. A radiator needs two: one on the flow and one lockshield on the return.
Microbore or 15mm?
Most UK systems use 15mm copper pipe. Older systems may use 8mm or 10mm microbore, so measure your pipe and use reducers if needed.
Do I need a TRV on every radiator?
Thermostatic valves are recommended on most radiators. The room with your main thermostat usually has a manual valve instead.
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