Experience comfortable warmth with modern infrared heating
Infrared heating offers an innovative way to heat your living spaces efficiently. Instead of heating the air, these panels emit gentle radiant heat that directly warms walls, furniture and people in the room. This creates a highly comfortable indoor climate with minimal air circulation, which is particularly beneficial for allergy sufferers.
Whether you want to upgrade your bathroom, living room or home office, an infrared heater provides a space-saving and visually appealing solution. The targeted heat distribution ensures that you can enjoy a cosy environment exactly where you need it.
Our versatile range of infrared heaters
In our selection, you will find a wide variety of infrared heating panels to suit your interior design. We offer premium models from the manufacturer FENIX, including the COMFORT series with a mineral coating and the elegant ECOSUN glass heaters. These are available with or without an aluminium frame and come in various wattages ranging from 300 to 850 watts.
You can choose from classic colours such as white and black, or opt for stylish finishes like basalt, graphite, wine red, platinum grey and even a practical mirror surface. Additionally, we stock specialised anti-mould heaters from Dalsys to protect your walls from moisture, as well as matching accessories like Jardinion stainless steel socket pillars and FENIX ceramic towel rails.
How to choose the right infrared heating for your needs
When selecting an infrared heater, the required wattage depends on the size and insulation of your room. A 300-watt panel is ideal for smaller spaces or as supplementary heating, whereas larger areas may require 600 or 850 watts. Consider the placement carefully; ceiling or wall mounting can significantly influence the heat distribution.
The prices for our infrared heating solutions range from approximately 20.99 GBP to 605.99 GBP (as of 2026). This broad selection ensures that you can find the ideal heating panel or accessory to match your specific requirements and budget.
Frequently asked questions about infrared heating
How does an infrared heater work?
An infrared heater works by emitting electromagnetic waves that directly warm the objects and bodies in a room, rather than heating the surrounding air. This principle is similar to the natural warmth of the sun, resulting in a very pleasant and even temperature distribution.
Where is the best place to install infrared heating panels?
For optimal heat distribution, infrared panels should be mounted on walls or ceilings where the radiation can freely reach the room without being blocked by large furniture. Ceiling installation is often recommended as it allows the heat to radiate downwards evenly across the entire floor area.
Can infrared heaters help prevent mould?
Yes, infrared heating is highly effective at preventing mould because it warms the walls directly, keeping them dry and eliminating the damp conditions that mould spores need to grow. Specialised anti-mould heaters can be installed in problem areas to specifically target and dry out susceptible walls.
Are glass infrared heaters safe for bathrooms?
Glass infrared heaters are an excellent and safe choice for bathrooms, provided they are installed according to the manufacturer guidelines regarding splash zones. Models with a mirror finish are particularly popular in bathrooms, as they serve a dual purpose while preventing the mirror from fogging up.
How do I clean and maintain my infrared heater?
Infrared heaters require very little maintenance and can simply be wiped down with a soft, damp cloth when they are switched off and completely cooled down. You should avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals to protect the surface finish, especially on glass or mirror models.
Summary of your new heating solution
Investing in infrared heating provides you with a modern, space-saving and highly comfortable method to keep your home warm. Explore the diverse designs and wattages to find the perfect match for your interior and heating requirements.
