To ask how many radiators you have in your house?

[CandyFloss35]

Just read a thread where someone has 16 in a 4 bed house, several people were shocked they had so many. So how many do you have and what size house?

3 bedroom 3 storey house here with 16 radiators so I don’t think the same amount in a 4 bed is a lot but maybe my house has above average number of radiators.

1 kitchen
1 downstairs wet room
2 living room
1 hallway downstairs
2 middle floor landing one each end hallway is long and wide 4mx2.5m
2 middle floor back bedroom
1 middle floor bathroom
1 middle floor front bedroom
1 3rd floor landing
2 3rd floor bedroom
1 en-suite
1 dressing room

10. -one in every room, including hall and landing. Dining room/office has two as the largest room in the house

Large 3 bed detached and we have 13.

Two living room
One kitchen
One conservatory
One second reception room
One hallway
One downstairs toilet
One upstairs landing
Two main bathroom (normal and upright towel rad)
One in each bedroom x 3

22

8 in a 3 bed house.
One of those is a towel rail but heats the room in place of a radiator.

I missed one, we have 14.

One inside the large built in cupboard in the bathroom, turns it into an airing cupboard.

That means we have 3 radiators inside our average sized bathroom! Never thought about that before, seems fairly excessive.

14

18 in a five bedroom. Some are small, some are very big. Most are doubles.

3-bed semi and just 5 plus 2 towel rails. We should have 2 more but they've never been reconnected after having walls skimmed.

11 in a 4 bed house.

9 in a 3-bed plus UFH in wetroom.

16 in a five bed house.

10 in a 3-storey 5-bed. Not enough now the weather has turned but apparently the previous owners went without til last year! Just had gas fires and plug-in heaters.

Trying to.count without moving. I think 28.

We moved last year and our 4 bed had 9 radiator’s

6 in a 2 bed bungalow.
1 in each room and 1 in the hall.

11 in a 4/5 bed semi over four floors.

It's a slightly odd house (hence the 4/5 bedrooms - actually it could even be seen as 3 bedrooms, and two big rooms upstairs which possibly shouldn't technically be called bedrooms but are bigger than two of the definite bedrooms... We use it as a 4 bed + office). The walls are thick and it doesn't get too cold really, nor too hot in summer, except the attic bedroom.

8, in a mid terrace 3 bed.

Omg 16 radiators is so greedy and entitled.

I used to have 20 but I ripped five of them off the walls with my bare hands just so that I wouldn't be taking up more than my fair share of radiators.

No wonder the NHS is on its knees.

9 in a 4 bed house.

2 in kitchen/diner
1 in hall
1 in lounge
4 in bedrooms (1 per room)
1 in bathroom

Downstairs loo & en suite don't have them.

19 in a five bed. I’m shocked most have so few!

6 in 5 bedrooms
4 in 4 toilets/bathroom
1 upstairs landing
1 downstairs doorway
1 living room
1 dining room
2 in kitchen
1 in utility
2 conservatory

8 in a 2 bed house, and they used to keep it toasty warm back in the days when I used the heating.

None at all in my one bed house - I don’t have central heating.

@EnormousBulkhead nearly spat out my tea 😂

16, five bed house.

5 plus a towel rail (works off central heating and also electric) in a 2 bed flat. Discovered turning them all off apart from towel rail and in 1 bedroom (where laundry hangs) is a good solution to keep gas use down when heating on!