George Clarke
Property & Design Expert
Adding a new radiator into an existing system is best left to a professional, but it’s possible to update or replace a rusty unit with the same size new radiator using some basic plumbing know-how from George Clarke.
Time required:
This is a weekend project
Cost:
A 600x600mm double radiator costs from £45
Skill level:
Plumbing experience needed
You'll need:
Adjustable spanners; PTFE tape; radiator key; screwdrivers; shallow bowl or pan; old towels
Click here to get started with George Clarke's step-by-step guide on how to fit a radiator
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