I had to replace the old battery in one of the rooms, we chose a reliable radiator from Royal Thermo. We chose an unusual design model - Pianforte for 6 sections and gray. Looks great, everyone in the family is happy. It is too early to judge heat transfer, they were installed after the heating season. With its pros: high heat dissipation, high quality feel, modern look and multiple colors to choose from. Got cons: Installed a month ago, it's too early to judge the shortcomings.

To install the batteries, you need to purchase mounting kits for fastening the batteries to the walls, as well as for mounting pipes to the batteries themselves. So in the kit there are 4 adapters with different thread directions. Should be 2 on the left and 2 on the right. In my kit there were 3 with the left and 1 with the right, which prevented the full installation of the battery. The seller asked me to send them a photo by mail and describe the essence of the problem, he said that he would

During the overhaul, these bimetallic radiators were installed in our photo studio. First of all, I was attracted by an absolutely unusual appearance - the sections have a different angle of inclination, it looks like piano keys. During operation, they proved to be excellent in operation - heat transfer is excellent. The radiator is not subject to corrosion and withstands high pressure loads.

I assumed that it would be so and the radiator would come defective. Therefore, I filmed the entire unpacking process on camera. Forewarned is forearmed. The reviews don't lie. If you have time and desire to try your luck, then you can take it, but now it’s no longer relevant, it’s cheaper in Leroy. Has pros: Brought home quickly. There was a 20% discount on the market. This bribed. The money for the goods and delivery was returned quickly. Different cons: Wrinkled corner at the radiator. There

I installed such 8-section radiators in all rooms of a residential building. What can I say, the experience is great. These radiators quickly enough heat the room due to the increased heat transfer, so there are no complaints in this regard. Excellent appearance, black radiators, so it practically does not stand out against the background of the walls. I'm glad I decided to buy these radiators.

I am very pedantic and it is important for me that it is not a piece of cast iron with a shabby structure, so this model fits all my criteria. The heat dissipation on the radiator is better than that of the previous cast iron ones. The passport specifies the brand, model and country, which reduces the risk of fraud and poor quality. The price per section also justifies itself, which cannot but rejoice.

Pros: Not standard design. Big guarantee. Increased heat transfer according to the manufacturer. Quite heavy. Cons below: The price, but it turned out to be on sale with a small discount.

Pros below: The radiators are of excellent quality, they look very beautiful, the color is super, calm gray. Got cons: Output from the top and from the bottom, no output only from the bottom

In our loft-style interior, the Royal Thermo PianoForte radiator, in Noir Sable color, of 8 sections, looks very impressive! They didn’t even think that such innovative batteries are already being made in our time. The manager in the store gave detailed information on this radiator and in the end we bought it. Didn't regret it at all. Apart from his outward beauty, he is quite powerful. The studio of 23 squares heats perfectly. It even gets hot sometimes, but thanks to the regulator, everything

Now it’s clear why the product arrives as a mowing . since the factory packaging with foam plastic protects only the side ribs and the top and bottom are not protected by anything other than cardboard . about the return of the prepaid goods is a separate story . so far it all comes down to what I have to to pick up the goods for yourself and have a lot of trouble with sending it to the store, the partner himself . at what he tried to solve the problem directly with the point of issue

Subjectively, there is a feeling that the heat transfer is overestimated by the manufacturer, that is, it heats better but not significantly, although according to the numbers, the difference should have been an order of magnitude greater. Also, an important point, the name pianoforte justifies itself - it makes noise like a piano) In the sense that its sound conductivity is clearly at its best, the audibility of the neighbors has grown significantly, sometimes you even get the feeling that the