Search our FAQs
Describe your problem in the search box.
Our BTU Calculator tool will help you identify suitable radiators for the specific room(s) in question.
As a guide, in our experience we’ve found the typical room size of the average 3 bedroomed house requires the following radiator sizes:
Lounge = 1400 x 600 double
Dining room = 1200 x 600 double
Kitchen = 900 x 600 double
Bedroom 1 = 1400 x 600 single
Bedroom 2 = 1200 x 600 single
Bedroom 3 = 900 x 600 single
Bathroom = 600 x 600 double
We aim to deliver within a week, often much less depending on your location.
Deliveries in Scotland can take longer as we cover the whole country from our Glasgow depot.
You can take a look at your area on our Delivery estimator, but please note, this will give you an idea of how frequently we deliver to those areas, but will not be you guaranteed delivery date.
As soon as we process your order, one of our team will either call you to book in your delivery if its a large order that will need confirmation, or you will receive an email with a delivery date in it. (Please ensure you check your spam folders in email)
If the date we notify you of isnt suitable, please call the number in the email to reschedule directly with your delivery depot.
For more information on Deliveries please see our delivery Info page.
Sometimes you just have to know how quick, we understand.
We recommend you phone the nearest depot to you and ask them what day they’ll be in your area next.
If the delivery day they give you is what you are hoping for, grab it with them on the phone, place your order as soon as possible. We take a lot of orders every day and the slot the store gives you may be filled by the next call they take.
We understand you need to know when.
Once your order is placed, we’ll confirm an exact delivery date with you as soon as we process your order.
We process orders as soon as we can during our office hours of 08:00 till 17:00 Monday to Friday.
We will either phone you or email you to book in an exact delivery date with you as soon as we process your order.
Please ensure you add our email address to your email accepted list, and check your Spam folder for any communication from us.
In the delivery date email, we will add your delivery depot's phone number. If the date we have advised you is not going to be ok for you, please ring this number as soon as possible to reschedule.
For more information on our delivery service, please see our delivery page.
We do charge for delivery in order to keep our prices as low as possible on products.
Delivery is just £7.50 plus VAT for an order under £150 and £12.50 plus VAT for orders over £150 – anywhere in the mainland UK. We keep our products as cheap as we can and don’t hide our delivery charges in the price of what you’re buying – unlike many other heating sites.
Customers inside London’s Congestion Zone will be charged an additional £9.00 delivery surcharge. If you’re unsure if this affects you, please contact the nearest store to you.
Delivery to the Isle of Wight is £30 plus VAT. The delivery is charged at a pallet rate. Orders are sent via courier.
We don't like to use couriers if we can help it.
The items we sell, and the way we sell a lot of it in package deals means our deliveries are bulky and prone to damage when couriers get hold of them.
We will only deliver boilers, radiators and fragile items on our own transport, we reduce any delay or damage to a minimum this way. Couriers do not kno wheating products like we do, it is just another box to move from A to B.
If your order is small, below 2kg we will more than likely deliver via DPD Local on a next day service.
Our own drivers, in our own vans has always been the most efficient way for us to get your order to you safely, and we will always aim to deliver as fast as we can.
For Isle of Wight deliveries, we use a pallet carrier, at £30 per pallet delivery charge.
We will deliver anywhere on the UK mainland, from Land's End to John O'Groats.
Please refer to our Delivery Information page for more details.
We can deliver to the Isle of Wight through a 3rd party Carrier. This will incur a £30 per pallet delivery charge.
For more information on this service contact our Portsmouth depot.
We offer a collect in store service.
You can select to pick up your order from one of our branches if you prefer.
Simply add all the items you need to a basket online, and then, checkout as normal where you can select the Collect in store option.
Once you enter your postcode, it will show you the nearest branches to you and you can select the depot you want.
You will then be asked to let us know when you aim to collect, and then complete the checkout.
We cannot accept payment online for collect in store orders as this must be a chip and pin transaction, at the collection point.
Your order will be passed to the depot you choose, who will contact you to let you know th item is availabel and ready to collect.
We advise you ring the depot if you haven't heard back within 24 hours to confirm availability.
Our returns procedure is outlined in our Returns Page, just follow this link.
- In the unlikely event that you’re not satisfied with any product purchased from mrcentralheating.co.uk you may return it unused – in the original packaging – within 30 days for a full refund. This amount excludes all delivery costs.
- When returning items by post or courier, please package the items safely and wrap items before labeling.
- Product packaging must be undamaged in order for us to accept the item back for resale.
- Products with postage addresses and labels on the actual product packaging cannot be accepted for refund.
- When returning items, the buyer is responsible for the cost of the shipping and packaging. unless the item is faulty, where we will collect the faulty item at the time of delivering a replacement. You will be informed of this when booking in the replacement delivery.
For more information ring our Internet sales team on 02392 751306.
For information regarding our Returns policy, please see our Returns page
We have provided all the information regarding returns here, and it is detailed and informative.
Special note should be taken on the subject of special order coloured radiators and boilers.
Finding out what boiler you need is a serious question.
To answer this question it deserves a little more attention than an FAQ section can provide. That's why we have created our Find a Boiler tool.
Just follow the easy to use steps and we will show you the options that best suit your needs.
You should be able to find an installer near you via our Find an Installer tool.
You can use our find an installer tool to find an installer near you. Please be sure to check any installer credentials before allowing them to quote or install for you.
This service is a directory service only and not the Gas safe register. You should ensure Any installer you get is registered to do the job required.
Yes all our products come with a guarantee.
Guarantees or warranties vary, by product and manufacturer.
All our products are guaranteed for a minimum of 1 year (radiators vary - see individual product specifications, copper tube 25 years) but many offer longer warranties from the manufacturer, which you may need to register for.
On each product, under the specification tab, you will find more information on the guarantee or Warranty.
Follow links through to various manufacturers sites, as each manufacturer will have its own terms and conditions for qualifying for longer warranties.
You do not want to miss out by getting the wrong installer for some boilers etc.
As Boilers and radiators are installed by third parties, they do have to install in compliance with regulations and manufacturer standards to get the full benefit of the warranty.
As long as these are fulfilled, you will get the maximum life and support from your new purchase.
A magnetic filter is an option.
However, you will find some boiler manufacturers insist on certain terms an conditions for extended warranties to qualify.
Any heating system with radiators will eventually form magnetite sludge and it is advised when fitting a new boiler to invest in a magnetic filter to capture this sludge, stopping your radiators and pipework from blockages.
It will extend the life of your heating system when used in conjunction with a system inhibitor to stop the formation of rust.
An inhibitor chemical is a minimum requiremment for your radiator warranty to be valid.
To calculate the size of boiler, you need to answer a few questions.
The easier method would be to use our Boiler finder tool.
Just follow the on screen prompts and this will filter down to the best choice of boilers for your needs.
We welcome all installers in our "Find an Installer" pages.
Simply register an account, then you’ll be able to list your details for free.
We request you keep your listing factual, as we encourage the customer to do their own checks on any installer they invite to do a job.
This service is promoted on our website but only as a directory not a recomendation service.
You will be required to upload an image with your listing.
A magnetic filter is an option.
However, you will find some boiler manufacturers insist on certain terms an conditions for extended warranties to qualify.
Any heating system with radiators will eventually form magnetite sludge and it is advised when fitting a new boiler to invest in a magnetic filter to capture this sludge, stopping your radiators and pipework from blockages.
It will extend the life of your heating system when used in conjunction with a system inhibitor to stop the formation of rust.
An inhibitor chemical is a minimum requiremment for your radiator warranty to be valid.
A magnetic filter is an option.
However, you will find some boiler manufacturers insist on certain terms an conditions for extended warranties to qualify.
Any heating system with radiators will eventually form magnetite sludge and it is advised when fitting a new boiler to invest in a magnetic filter to capture this sludge, stopping your radiators and pipework from blockages.
It will extend the life of your heating system when used in conjunction with a system inhibitor to stop the formation of rust.
An inhibitor chemical is a minimum requiremment for your radiator warranty to be valid.
The main difference between a vented and unvented water storage cylinder is that an unvented hot water cylinder takes its water supply directly from the mains.
Whereas a vented cylinder is connected to a water tank by a vent pipe
You can get hot water out of an unvented cyinder at a much better pressure than a traditional vented cylinder as it is pressurised.
Customer Service
About Us
Our Stores
Quick Links
Popular Categories
Popular Categories
Stay Connected
© Mr Central Heating 2024. Home Boilers, Radiators and Bathroom Packages.