Make your home warmer, and reduce your heating bills by up to 20% when you fit these Heatkeeper Radiator Insulation Panels behind the radiators in your home. They work by reflecting the heat that would normally be lost behind your rads back into the room. Using them will cut your carbon emissions and improve the efficiency of your central heating. The panels can be cut to size, are long-lasting and simple to fit. They come supplied with easy-to-follow fitting instructions and double sided self-adhesive tape.

With proven energy savings of up to 20%, the cost of installing Heatkeeper Radiator Panels in a typical home can pay back in less than a year. Heatkeeper panels are available in packs of 10 (for 4 to 5 radiators) or 20 panels (for 8 to 10 radiators).

Panel Dimensions:
580mm high x 450mm wide x 8mm deep.

Heatkeeper panels work:
Without them, some of the heat from a radiator is wasted on heating the wall behind it. This heat seeps through the wall and goes outside. When you fit the panels, the wall behind the radiator is insulated and the heat from the back of the radiator is directed back into the room.

Also, without radiator panels, heated air from behind the radiator rises up the wall and then spreads out across the ceiling first. The shape of the Heatkeeper panels stops the air rising so much, and directs warm air back into the room.

Fitting:
Following the instructions supplied and the cutting guides on the panel itself, HEATKEEPER Energy Saving Radiator Panels can easily be adapted to most radiator types and sizes with a pair of common household scissors.

It takes 2 - 2½ panels to cover a typical radiator. For radiators with greater heights than the panels, join additional sections as appropriate by taping one edge and overlapping the other segment edge. For example in the case of a 700mm high radiator you can use a full panel plus horizontal section taken from another panel to give a height of 680mm.

They are not themselves damaged by water, but the metallising may be impaired if stored in wet conditions.

It is not normally necessary to remove radiators in order to fix the panels, though walls should be free of dust. The panels are fixed to the wall with double-sided tape (supplied).