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Chatsworth Anthracite Angled Traditional Radiator Valves

Chatsworth Anthracite Angled Traditional Radiator Valves

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Pair of Chatsworth Traditional Anthracite Grey Angled Radiator Valves with Pipes & Concealing Plates

These classically styled Chatsworth Angled Radiator Valves in anthracite grey offer manual control, allowing for precise temperature adjustment. Featuring traditional crosshead handles, each valve is crafted from solid brass and finished with a durable anthracite coating. The elegant ceramic cap at the centre of the crosshead adds a refined touch, while the high-quality construction ensures longevity in both performance and appearance.

Please note: The supplied tubes are designed to carry water and connect to copper pipework below the floor. Use compression fittings only - these kits are not compatible with solder or push-fit connections.

Product Details:

Style: Traditional
Finish: Anthracite Grey
Material: Solid Brass Internals
Type: Manual
Handle: Crosshead with white ceramic centre cap
Function: Controls flow of hot water from boiler to radiator
Valve Type: Angled
Components Supplied: Pair of valves, 15mm water-carrying pipes, and concealing plates
Installation: Adjustable pipe length - can be trimmed to fit
Operation: Smooth, high-quality mechanics

Additional Information:

All measurements are approximate

Images for illustrative purposes only

Guarantee: 5 Years

3 customer reviews

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Do the job and look great!

Not the most exciting purchase, but they do exactly what they’re meant to and look spot on with the radiator. My plumber didn’t complain, so that’s always a win!

Jasmine Scott from Tyne and Wear - verified purchaser

Like handing Excalibur its scabbard

These Keswick Anthracite Valves aren’t just plumbing components — they’re ceremonial artefacts. I didn’t install them so much as anoint them, gently attaching them to my radiator like sacred limbs to a long-dormant mechanical deity. The craftsmanship is sublime. The anthracite finish matches the radiator perfectly — as if the two were forged together in some subterranean foundry beneath Whitby Abbey. The valves turn with a satisfying resistance, like opening a Victorian secret passage... but warmer. Installation was straightforward, though I did light a candle and whisper a short Latin incantation — not required, but it felt appropriate. When guests ask how I regulate heat, I simply gesture to the valves and murmur, “With these.” They nod. They understand. Or pretend to. Either is acceptable. If the radiator is the novel, these valves are the footnotes: intelligent, stylish, and quietly essential.

Stuart Gordon from Dorset

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These look great, so pleased with our choice.

Elizabeth Smithson from East Riding of Yorkshire - verified purchaser

4 Questions

Are these pipes copper that are coated?

Asked by Evs

ANSWER

Customer Services Team. replied on 14th April 2022

Hi, No, they are a metal coated finish that will accept compression type fittings. Thanks. Customer Services Team.

Pipe length?

Asked by Em

ANSWER

Technical Team. replied on 3rd November 2021

Hi, Hi the pipe lengths are Approx. 150mm. Thanks Technical Team.

What do the taps do?

Asked by Sarah

ANSWER

Technical Team. replied on 22nd September 2021

Hi Sarah, These are isolating valves that you fit to either end of a radiator which then allows you to turn the radiator on and off. Thanks. Technical Team.

Do the decorative pipes go around the normal copper pipes like sleeves, or do you need to connect them as you would normally connect other sections of pipe?

Asked by John

ANSWER

Technical Team. replied on 21st September 2021

Hi John, The decorative pipe are actual pipes that you plumb into your heating system flow & return feeds. Thanks. Technical Team.

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