Boilers
- Electric Boilers
  - Heatrae Amptec Electric Boilers
Fires
- Gas Fires
  - Robinson Willey Gas Fires
    - Robinson Willey Outset LFE (living flame effect) Fires
    - Robinson Willey Radiant Fires
  - Valor Gas Fires
    - Valor Inset LFE (living flame effect) Fires
    - Valor Outset LFE (living flame effect) Fires
- Room Heaters
  - Baxi Room Heaters
    - Brazilia 2 Heaters
Heating Controls
Hot Water Cylinders
- Unvented Hot Water Cylinders
  - Heatrae Sadia Unvented Hot Water Cylinders
    - Megaflow Eco Indirect Unvented Cylinders
    - Megaflow Eco Direct Unvented Cylinders
  - Sealed System Vessels
    - Expansion Vessels
- Immersions Heaters and Cylinder Accessories
Pipe & Fittings
- Plumbing - Flexible
  - Hep2o Range
    - Hep2o Pipe
    - Hep2o Fittings
  - John Guest Speedfit Range
    - John Guest Speedfit Pipe
    - John Guest Speedfit Fittings
- Plumbing - Rigid
Radiators & Towel Rails
- Radiators
- Towel Rails
  - Myson Towel Warmers & Rails
Underfloor Heating
- Warm Water Underfloor Heating Systems
  - Danfoss Randall Underfloor Heating Controls
- Electric Underfloor Heating Systems
Water Heaters
- Electric Water Heaters
  - Heatrae Sadia
  - Santon Water Heaters
Spares
Tools & Test Equipment
- Regin Products
Storage Tanks
- Fire Valves & Accessories
- Oil Line Pipe & Fittings
Water Treatment

Frost Thermostats

The purpose of the Frost Thermostat is to stop the boiler or exposed parts of the heating system freezing in winter. The Frost Thermostat should be set at between 3°C and 5°C and should be placed above the item that is at risk of frost damage, eg above a boiler if fitted in a garage/outhouse, or above a radiator in a conservatory.