Traditional 2/3/4 Column Radiator

Instructions for assembling, installing, and using the 2, 3, or 4 Column Radiator, a modern heating solution designed to efficiently warm indoor spaces. It includes safety advice, maintenance tips, and troubleshooting guidance to ensure safe and effective operation.

Product Information

Traditional 2/3/4 Column Radiator

Our Monster Radiators come in different shapes and sizes to ensure a perfect fit for your home. These radiators will bring a modern twist to any room you place them in, as well as provide all the warmth you require.

GPSR Information

Manufacturer: Monster Group UK Limited, Monster House 19-23 Alan Farnaby Way, Industrial Estate Sheriff Hutton, York YO60 6PG
Person Responsible: Rana Harvey, Monster Group UK Limited, Monster House 19-23 Alan Farnaby Way, Industrial Estate Sheriff Hutton, York YO60 6PG, England, +441347878880

Manufacturer: Monster Group BV, Van Heemskerckweg 28A & B, Venlo 5928LL Netherlands +441347878880
Person Responsible: Rana Harvey, Monster Group BV, Van Heemskerckweg 28A & B, Venlo 5928LL, Netherlands, +44134787888

Safety Advice

Ensure you have read and fully understood the instruction manual and safety advice before using this product.
Do not use this product for any purpose other than its intended use.
Do not discard the packaging until all included parts have been located and confirmed.
Inspect the product carefully for any signs of damage before installation. Do not install or use the product if it is damaged.
This product is only suitable for use in indirect/sealed central heating systems, including combi boilers. Do not connect this radiator to an open-vented system.
This product must be installed by a qualified plumber, central heating engineer, or another fully competent professional in accordance with all relevant building regulations and industry standards.
Before installation, ensure that the heating system is fully drained to prevent water damage and injury.
Ensure all pipework connections are securely fitted and checked for leaks before turning the heating system back on.
Do not overtighten fittings, as excessive force may damage the radiator or pipework.
Ensure the wall and fixings used can safely support the full weight of the radiator when filled with water.
The fixings provided are only suitable for solid brick walls. If installing on other surfaces, such as plasterboard or stud walls, ensure that appropriate fixings and reinforcements are used to prevent failure.
If floor-mounting the radiator, ensure that the surface is level and capable of supporting the weight to prevent instability.
Do not install the radiator near combustible materials, electrical outlets, or heat-sensitive items.
Allow adequate space around the radiator for proper heat distribution and to prevent overheating of nearby objects.
Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves and safety glasses, when handling or installing the radiator.
Traditional column radiators can become extremely hot during use. Avoid direct contact with the surface while in operation to prevent burns.
Do not cover or obstruct the radiator, as this may cause overheating and reduce efficiency.
Regularly inspect the radiator, pipework, and valves for any signs of leaks, corrosion, or damage. Any issues should be addressed by a qualified professional.
If bleeding the radiator, follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully and use the correct tools to avoid damaging the bleed valve.
Ensure the system pressure is maintained within the range specified by the boiler manufacturer.
Do not use chemical cleaners or descalers that are not explicitly approved for use with this type of radiator, as incompatible substances may cause internal damage or corrosion.
If removing or replacing the radiator, ensure that the heating system is properly drained to prevent water damage.
In the event of a suspected leak, turn off the heating system immediately and consult a professional.
Do not modify the radiator, pipework, or mounting brackets, as this may compromise safety and void any warranty.
Keep children and vulnerable individuals away from the radiator, especially when in use, to prevent accidental burns or injuries.
If the radiator will not be used for an extended period, ensure the heating system is properly maintained to prevent corrosion and system failures.

Materials

Part	Qty
Radiator	1 Piece(s)
Brackets	4 Piece(s)
Screws	8 Piece(s)
Wall Plugs	8 Piece(s)

1.

Ensure you have all the parts needed to attach the radiator to the wall. Allow a qualified professional to install the radiator.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Please ensure the valves are fitted as per the below diagrams. Ensure that a bleed point always remains at the top of the unit. If connecting both feeds to the bottom, it is recommended that a baffle is used. The red cap on the radiator indicates where the flow should come in. Use a wrench to fit the radiator caps on each end.
11. Maintenance
This product can only be used at PN 1MPa (10g/cm2 , 10 Bar). It should only be filled with water, and at a temperature below 100°C (212°F).

If the temperature exceeds 48°C (or 120°F), please provide a warning sign near the product to avoid accidental burning.

To ensure you can enjoy your radiator for as long as possible, it is essential you first flush your heating system with a central heating cleanser, this will clear any waste from the system. Following the cleansing of the system you must protect the system with a central heating inhibitor. These two simple steps will greatly increase the efficiency and lifespan of your central heating system. Failure to complete these steps increases the chances of pinhole leaks, and will also invalidate the guarantee on your radiator.
12. Troubleshooting

WHAT DO I DO IF THERE ARE MISSING PARTS FROM MY ORDER?

If there appears to be any part missing from your order, contact our friendly and helpful Customer Support Team within 7 days of receipt.

Product Information

Traditional 2/3/4 Column Radiator

GPSR Information

Materials

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11. Maintenance

12. Troubleshooting