Angled radiator valves are the most common valve type in the UK. Trade Radiators offer a choice between manual and thermostatic radiator valves. Manual valves are a simple on/off valve to let water into the radiator, whilst Angled thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) regulate room temperature automatically, helping cut wasted heat while keeping spaces comfortable.
If your pipework comes from the wall or floor and your radiator inlets are horizontal, an angled valve keeps everything aligned and neat.
Why choose an angled thermostatic valve?
A TRV uses a thermostatic head to open and close gradually as the room warms and cools. The angled body turns the water flow through 90 degrees, which is ideal where pipework needs to change direction neatly into the radiator.
Compared with straight or corner bodies, angled TRVs are the popular choice for most wall fed or floor fed installs that need a right angle connection in a way that won’t stress the pipework.
To find a wider range of options, see our Radiator Valves.
Sizes, Connections, and Getting the Fit Right
Most homes use 15 mm valves, but we also stock 8 mm and 10 mm angled radiator valves for microbore systems, plus 22 mm options for higher flow. You’ll also find twin-angled sets for towel rails where both pipes connect in-line.
If you’re a little unsure of pipe size or heat output, try our heating calculator before you buy.
Angled Valve Finishes to Match Any Radiator Style
From classic chrome and polished nickel to black, anthracite, and pewter, through to antique brass, unlacquered brass, and copper, there’s a finish here to complement column, designer, and traditional cast-iron styles.
Many of our angled radiators include a matching lockshield for a consistent look across the pair.
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Inspiration and guidance
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