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With a background in sports journalism, John counts content writing amongst his key passions.
He’s always peppering our Advice Centre feed with reasoned and researched home heating tips, and providing expert answers to the questions you want answering.
Fine football and music connoisseur. In his own head, at least.
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Insights into what to do and what not to do with your boiler cupboard to ensure paramount safety, maintenance and performance quality.
Handy hints on the key preventative measures you can take to tackle the issue of frozen pipes in a UK household, and what to do if you notice freezing pipes have formed.
Handy hints and tips on how to conduct your own home energy assessment, with advice on improving efficiency whilst trimming energy bills in the process.
To celebrate our collaboration with renowned paint brand Farrow & Ball, we’ve put together some key facts and insights surrounding the specialists in paint and paper…
Take a look at the top entries in our bid to discover the UK’s biggest DIY renovation disasters…
We take a look at the design and functionality of radiator tails, also explaining the best means for altering and extending rad tail components.
An exploration of all aspects of heating pipework, with scrutiny placed on different configurations and the many different materials used to manufacture heating pipes…
This blog highlights the advantages and potential drawbacks of immersion heaters, explaining which types of households they are best suited to and much more.
John says
I love the exotically named Aruba range from Milano. It’s a really simple design, but I’d have it right up there as one of the most stylish modern radiator collections we offer. I have my eye on the dark blue horizontal model as and when the often dreaded and invariably inevitable call to “do up the house” comes.
John says
I have common ground with a great many others in taking a fancy to the world’s favourite colour, blue, and it seems a half decent match with the radiator personality test. I’m generally very laid back on the rare occasions my little girl allows me to be, so tranquil and calm connotations would appear to fit well.
John says
I was delighted to be told I’d made it into the top 5 most read authors on the subject of radiators and designer radiators in 2021, landing in 4th place on the list. It’s a labour of love, but great to know so many people have enjoyed (or at the very least tolerated) my radiator ramblings over such an extensive period.
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