Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High

Reference: STP-800-03
Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High
  • Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High
  • Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High - Side View
  • Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High - Front View
  • Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High - Antiqued Aged Gold
  • Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator - 800mm High - Profile View
  • If no colour is saved we will send a natural cast painted radiator
Number of Sections
£300.00
Tax included
In Stock
If you order before 2pm your order will be delivered between Tuesday, 01st October - Friday, 04th October

The Saint Paul Cast Iron Radiator

Dramatic yet charismatic – Meet the Saint Paul, a work of art in iron

The Saint Paul cast iron radiator is a stunning example of skilled craftsmanship. Originally designed for the American Radiator Company, circa 1842, it was described as “a work of art in iron”. With an intricate ornate design of cherubs, dragons and lions intertwined with vines, this cast iron radiator generates feelings of wonderment.

The Saint Paul comes to life when choosing our antiqued or highlights paint effects and attracts even more attention with a hand polished finish. The Saint Paul is a genuinely unique and memorable masterpiece.

No. Of SectionsLength mmBTU'sWatts
3 217 1578 462
4 279 2104 617
5 340 2630 771
6 401 3156 925
7 463 3682 1079
8 524 4208 1233
9 585 4734 1387
10 646 5260 1542
11 707 5786 1696
12 768 6312 1850
13 829 6838 2004
14 891 7364 2158
15 952 7890 2312
16 1013 8416 2467
17 1074 8942 2621
18 1135 9468 2775
19 1196 9994 2929
Paladin Radiators Brand
STP-800-03 Reference
In Stock Stock Level
Material Cast Iron
Height 800mm
BTU Output 526 Per Section
Watts Output 155 Per Section
Orientation Horizontal
Projection 200mm
Guarantee 10 Years
Socket Width ½" BSP
Model Saint Paul

Tags

Cast Iron Radiators Victorian RadiatorsSaint Paul Ornamental Radiator Paladin Radiators

This is just a guide for reference only, rooms may require more than one radiator. If this applies to you, divide the required output between the number of radiators required. All figures given are for Delta T 50°