Scrubbable Radiator Paint

Make your radiator part of the room. Scrubbable radiator paint combines specialist heat resistance with a smooth, durable finish in colours that coordinate with your walls and woodwork.

Class 1 scrubbable
Heat-resistant formulation
Coordinated room colour
Up to 14 m²/L coverage
Ultra-low VOC — max. 15 g/L

Developed for this surface

A radiator is not simply another wall. Its coating needs to suit a metal surface and the heating and cooling of everyday use. Our specialist formulation selects resin for these demands, alongside the durable film and rich colour shared across our range.

Better rolling. Easier working.

Improved workability helps around columns, edges and awkward details, with smooth rolling on flat panels. Paint only when the radiator is cold, prepare any rust or exposed metal appropriately, and follow the curing guidance before turning the heat back on.

More coverage. Stronger colour.

Coverage is where cheaper paint quietly costs you. Our paints cover up to 14 m² per litre, against the roughly 10 m² per litre typical of cheaper decorative paints — so a tin goes noticeably further. Higher pigment loading also gives stronger opacity: the colour builds quickly and evenly, with far less effort spent applying extra coats to reach a solid, rich finish. Fewer coats, less paint, less time.

Engineered from the raw materials up

We develop our paints with a professional industrial coatings manufacturer, starting with the raw materials rather than a price-cutting exercise. Each formulation is engineered for its intended surface, compared with market leaders and refined with durability, adhesion and application in mind. High-quality resins at high loadings build the tougher film and smoother feel; specialist formulations mean you are not asked to use one paint for every job.

Colour designed for your home

We chose pure, concentrated colourant beads and developed the paint and colourant to work in balance. Our colours are engineered for shifting UK light, with carefully considered undertones and relationships across the palette. You can carry a colour scheme from walls to furniture and exterior details while choosing the right formulation for each surface.

Ultra-low VOC — maximum 15 g/L

Our paints are Ultra-low VOC: they contain a maximum of 15 g/L of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), well below 30 g/L. This describes VOC content, not a guarantee of hazard-free use; ventilate during painting and follow the product guidance.

Scrubbable versus washable — what the test tells you

Scrubbable is about how much paint remains after repeated cleaning, not just whether a mark can be wiped away. EN 13300 classifies wet-scrub resistance using the ISO 11998 test, which measures paint-film thickness lost after controlled wet scrubbing. After 200 cycles, Class 1 loses less than 5 micrometres (µm); Class 2 loses 5 to less than 20 µm; Class 3 loses 20 to less than 70 µm. Lower film loss means better resistance to that cleaning test. Our paints are Class 1 scrubbable. These figures are the class limits, not individual measured results for each tin.

“Washable” alone does not guarantee a particular test class. A paint marketed as washable may tolerate light wiping yet have poorer wet-scrub resistance than Class 1 paint. Compare the declared class rather than the wording on the tin: a Class 2 or Class 3 coating allows more film to be lost in the same 200-cycle test. Class 1 is the highest wet-scrub resistance class, but it is not a promise of complete stain removal or immunity to every cleaner. Let the paint fully cure and follow the cleaning guidance.

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