Kartell K-Flat Kompact Vertical Type 20 Double Panel White Radiator

Kartell UK K-Flat DV420F Details

A perfect amalgamation of form, function and fashion, the K-Flat Kompact Vertical Double Panel Radiator will leave you visibly impressed with its practicality and aesthetics. The design of this heating appliance is simple, but the pattern and material make this radiator look extraordinarily stylish. This radiator is available in a white finish. This chic steel radiator will fit any space and is ideal for small rooms. It's hot; it's a steel radiator; fortunately, you can now buy this heater with stellar performance and high BTU with an even better discount from our online store.

The manufacturing code of this product is: DV420F.
Flat double panel radiator with side panels.
Suitable for any domestic or commercial newly built or refurbishment project.
Supplied ready to install.
Installation: vertical.
Size [mm]: 400mm x 72.5mm x 2000mm [Width x Depth x Height].

Size [cm]: 40cm x 7.25cm x 200cm [Width x Depth x Height].
Tapping centre: 345mm (34.5cm).
BTU output: 4159.
Supplied with everything required for fixing the wall.
The image shown is for illustration purposes only.
Valves are sold separately (see option below).

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Kompact
⤷ Colour
: White
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 10 Years
⤷ Material
: Steel
⤷ Installation Type
: Wall Mounted
⤷ Projection (Depth)
: 72.5
⤷ Width
: 400

⤷ Height
: 2000
⤷ Orientation
: Vertical
⤷ Barcode
: 5055681402815
⤷ BTU Output
: 4159
⤷ Tapping / Pipe Centres
: 345
⤷ Fuel Type
: Central Heating

Total: £403.61 3-4 Working Days Approx QS Supplies

2 Features Included In This Product Explained

Central Heating

'Standard' radiators and towel warmers are connected to your central heating system, so hot water flows through them to heat them.
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BTU Output

It is the short form of a British thermal unit (BTU or Btu) and is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. It is a standard unit against which radiator efficiency is measured.
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