Warmica Radiators

I install these radiators for all budget projects. Over the past 3 years, out of hundreds of installed radiators, only 3 were defective. Two intersection joints were not tight; one did not have a thread. And this is not a problem - removed, changed from the seller and put new ones. That is the whole problem. They work on water and coolants based on ethylene / propylene glycols perfectly. Appearance worthy. Aluminum is quite thick. For three years, not a single warranty case (read complaints)! They keep the pressure at a maximum of 3 bar (there is no more in the heating system - excess will reset the boiler safety valve).

1. The price is the most delicious. There is cheaper China, but there is no longer aluminum, but rather foil)
2. If you buy in Leroy (the name is changed - not advertising) - you can surrender or exchange.
3. Fully suitable for heating a country house.

Well, only a phobia in front of "made in china")

He equipped the water heating in the garage and chose for him naturally not expensive European-made heating appliances, but Warmica radiators. I proceeded from the fact that the pressure in the system by natural convection is small, and the leak will not bring big troubles, unlike an apartment. So reliability can be sacrificed for the price. Appearance also did not play a role, but I confess I liked the design.

My heating has worked for six months, and I did not notice the difference with the work of radiators in my apartment. Leaking or seeping water is not noticeable. Radiators warm up well and do not get airy. I do not regret my choice. The only small remark is that paint was spoiled on one of the devices, but this is possible due to improper transportation.

Low price, excellent design, high-quality operation of devices.

Perhaps poor quality coloring.

Three years ago, finally decided to equip the cottage. The boiler and batteries were looking for what is cheaper. I had already heard about aluminum radiators, so when I decided to take it all the same, it was at least inexpensive. I bought an 8-section Chinese WarmikA LUX 70/500. It cost about 50 green apiece. Planned for 2-3 years.

Immediately I liked that it was quite light, installed myself and quite simple. design is a classic, fit well both in the rooms and in the hallway. Warm up quite tolerably, although at the entrance a little more than at the exit. Easy to clean and wash. Pleasantly surprised by a fairly persistent color - for three years has not yet climbed.

I think the price / quality ratio is quite comparable.

China...

I want to refute the popular opinion about Chinese-made radiators. Wherever you look - mostly negative reviews.
In our apartment with an autonomous heating system for two winters there are four-section aluminum radiators WARMICA LUX 70/500. We chose them solely because of the low price, since at that time we were experiencing financial difficulties. And since the old batteries had to be changed urgently, there was no time to study the reviews. Two winters were quite successful. For such a low price, radiators are quite normal. True, the heating is uneven. The bottom is heated much less than the top. But this does not interfere with the normal warming of the rooms. Even when there were big frosts, the apartment maintained a normal temperature.

Now, in our financial capabilities, we could change our WARMIC to more "advanced" ones, but so far they look pretty decent and warm up normally.

low price, good design

uneven heating