Oxford Cast Iron Radiator

The Oxford Antique Style Cast Iron Radiator

Not every radiator needs to blend in. The Oxford is built to be noticed, with a sweeping scalloped top and an elaborate interwoven design worked into the feet.

Its roots trace back to French radiator design of the late 1800s, when ornate ironwork like this was as much about decoration as it was about heat. We’ve stayed true to that origin, hand assembling and finishing every Oxford at our factory in Lincolnshire with a 10 year guarantee.

An Antique Style Radiator With Real Presence

This is an antique style radiator through and through, and it suits a room that can carry that kind of detail. Think a large period reception room, or a barn or warehouse conversion with the scale to match its ambition. Put it in a small, plain space and it might feel like too much. Give it room to breathe and it earns its place.

It’s also freestanding so you’re not limited to a wall run. We’d still fit wall stays to stop it tipping forward. Position it where the room actually needs the heat or where you want it to be seen.

Available Heights

Three heights are available, covering everything from a modest room to a genuinely grand one:

470mm: the shortest option, suited to rooms with lower ceilings or where a lower profile is preferred.

570mm: a versatile mid height that works in most standard sized rooms.

765mm: the tallest option, giving the scalloped detailing room to make a real statement in larger spaces.

Available Sections

Sections run from 3 up to 40, so the Oxford can be built out to match the scale of the room it’s heating. Even longer sizes are available on request.

Compact, 3 to 10 sections: suits smaller period rooms where you still want the detailing without a long run.

Mid range, 11 to 25 sections: the range most people choose for larger living rooms and reception spaces.

Extended, 26 to 40 sections: built for barn conversions, warehouse spaces or anywhere with real floor length to fill. Even longer sizes are available on request.

Every section carries the same ornate detailing through, so the design holds together whether you go for 3 sections or 40.