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Purmo – Kos you’re worth it

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

Purmo Kos H - lets-do-diy.comThe Kos H (Horizontal) from Purmo is an elegant, decorative, slimline radiator, combining minimalist appearance with high heat outputs, thanks to its flat front panel, adapted top cover and unique, slightly curved sides. By merging beauty with plenty of power, this radiator looks good and performs well in any kitchen, hallway, bedroom or living room.

Available in four heights, ranging from 400mm to 900mm and a choice of 11 lengths between 450mm and 1,950mm, Purmo’s Kos H is available in a full range of RAL colours, as well as “metal effect” finishes. The radiator is mounted to the wall via a pair of concealed monclac brackets which allow for a simple but secure fit. The Kos range also benefits from a twin entry valve system located at the bottom right or left hand side that allows minimal exposed pipework and also integrates the thermostatic control.

Commenting on the Kos H, Purmo’s UK Sales & Marketing Director, Chris Edwards, said: “The Kos H is a durable, reliable and quality radiator, possessing all the characteristics that you’d expect from a Purmo product. Curved sides and minimalist appearance make the Kos H the perfect fusion of form and function, bringing a touch of elegance – and a lot of warmth – to any home.”

As with all Purmo radiators, the Kos H has a full 10-year guarantee as standard and is available from all good plumbers’ merchants and bathroom stores. For further information please contact Purmo on 0845 070 1090 or visit www.purmo.com.

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