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In-Wall Heating Systems for Radiant Panel Heating

Thermorad in-wall radiant heating panels that install inside a stud or masonry wall cavity for discreet, even background heat.

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Thermorad 405x1150mm in-wall heating panel Thermorad 555x850mm in-wall heating panel

Why choose an in-wall heating system from Lamex

  • Sits inside the wall cavity for a fully concealed heat source
  • Provides even radiant warmth rather than blown hot air
  • Available in multiple panel sizes to suit different rooms
  • No visible unit on the wall once tiled or finished over
  • Suited to bathroom, ensuite and living space renovations
  • Professional electrical installation required

How to choose the right in-wall heating panel

In-wall radiant heating panels sit inside a stud or masonry cavity and radiate warmth directly into the room, rather than blowing hot air like a fan heater. Because the panel is completely hidden once the wall is closed and finished, it's a good option when you want background warmth without any visible unit taking up wall or ceiling space.

Panel size should be matched to your room's floor area and how well insulated the space is — a larger or less insulated room may need a bigger panel or more than one. Because the panel has to go in before the wall is closed up, this is best planned at renovation or new-build stage, in coordination with your builder and a licensed electrician who will handle the wiring.

Frequently asked questions

Can an in-wall heating system be retrofitted into an existing wall?
It's far easier to install during a renovation when the wall is opened up to studs or masonry, since the panel needs to sit inside the cavity before the wall is closed and finished. Retrofitting into a fully finished wall usually means opening it up first.
How is an in-wall heating panel sized to a room?
Panel size is matched to the room's floor area and insulation levels, with larger or multiple panels used for bigger or less insulated spaces. Check the panel's coverage specification against your room dimensions, or ask for guidance before ordering.
Does an in-wall heater need a qualified electrician to install?
Yes, in-wall radiant heating panels are hardwired and must be installed by a licensed electrician, coordinated with your builder or renovator so the panel is positioned correctly before the wall is closed up.

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