Terma radiator models for confined spaces
Niewielkie przestrzenie łazienek w blokach i mini-apartamentach często wymuszają poszukiwanie niestandardowych rozwiązań w planowaniu ich aranżacji. W ofercie producentów ceramiki i mebli łazienkowych znaleźć można miniaturowe umywalki, kabiny prysznicowe i wanny o nietypowych kształtach umożliwiające maksymalne wykorzystanie powierzchni wnętrza.
W ofercie Termy znajdziecie grzejniki, które pozwolą wykorzystać nawet niewielkie dostępne przestrzenie: przy drzwiach, w kątach wewnętrznych lub zewnętrznych, a także pod skosami. W artykule prezentujemy modele grzejników, w których typoszeregu znajdują się rozmiary umożliwiające wykorzystanie ich w miejscach wyjątkowo trudnych do zagospodarowania.
NARROW RADIATORS FOR USE IN SMALL DOOR SPACES
Most bathroom radiators available on the market are models with a width of at least 400 mm.
However, Terma's offer includes several models with a width of 300 mm, as well as a radiator that is only 200 mm wide.
The radiator's small width allows it to be installed in spaces by doors or on walls along floor-length windows.
The narrowest model in Terma's offer is the Easy radiator, characterized by a width of 200 mm and profile facing, which makes the form uniform and gives the model the appearance of a modern ladder. Easy is available in several heights, and it is also possible to equip the radiator with functional shelves made of teak, beech or oak wood. In addition to the version powered by central heating, there is also an electric version and a model with a factory-built One heater.
The Mike model, available in a width of 230 mm, requires only a little more space than the Easy radiator. Mike is made of square collectors connected by round tubes with a diameter of only 14 mm. Narrow tubes and maintaining the space between sections give the form lightness, making Mike very well suited for very small bathrooms and toilets. Like Easy, Mike is also available in a version with a built-in One heater (Mike One).

Lima electric radiator in Red Wine color from the Premium palette
Among the classic bathroom radiators made of round tubes, two models: Alex and Lima are available in a width of 300 mm. Their small size allows these models to be used in limited spaces, e.g. by the door. The "C" tube acts as a rail, making it easy to hang towels to dry. Both Alex and Lima are available in a version with a built-in One heater (Alex One and Lima One).
For those looking for economical solutions and a modern shape, the Vivo model is worth considering, which is also available in a narrow version - its width is only 300 mm. For this model, you can buy a push-fit Happy hanger, available in three designs. The choice of several hundred color options allows you to create unique compositions that will become an original and functional element of the interior. The Vivo radiator, like the models presented above, is available in a version with a built-in One heater (Vivo One).
ADJUSTABLE MOUNTINGS ALLOW YOU TO PUT THE RADIATOR TO THE WALL
All the above-mentioned Terma radiator models have mountings that allow you to adjust the distance of the radiator from the wall. In the case of very limited spaces, we hang the radiator as close to the wall as possible, however, if the size of the bathroom allows it and we plan to use the radiator as a towel and clothes dryer - we can increase the distance.
Incorner Radiator in Sparkling Grey
RADIATORS THAT CAN TAKE CARE OF DIFFICULT RIGHT ANGLES
A small bathroom, in which part of the limited space is additionally occupied by a ventilation riser, requires particularly careful and thoughtful arrangement. It is worth knowing that additional right angles create the possibility of using them with one of the two Terma radiators.
Incorner is a model that we can successfully use in the case of 90◦ angles. Flat tubes bent at an angle of 90◦ create a characteristic functional shape. The gaps between the sections allow you to successfully use the radiator for drying towels.
In the case of open corners, an interesting proposition may be the Outcorner radiator, whose flat tubes have been bent at an angle of 270◦. Similarly to the Incorner model, in this case we can also hang towels to dry using the free spaces between the sections.
APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRIC HEATER
It is worth mentioning that all the radiator models presented in the article can be electrified. The use of an electric heater in the case of a radiator powered by a central heating system gives the opportunity to use it outside the heating season: when we want to heat up the room or dry towels.
An electric heater can also be installed in a radiator filled with oil. In such a case, connecting the heater to an electrical socket using a selected type of cable allows it to be used immediately after switching on. This allows the radiator's installation location to be independent of the central heating connections.