Help with sizing radiator

[Christopher buzzard]

Evening all. A customer has had a conservatory built about a year ago and with a small electric heater, heating it. He now wants it taken out and a radiator plumbed in. The room measures 2.7 x 2.3 x 2.3H with a slight pitch to the roof. The wall the rad will hang on is brick but the other 3 walls are glass aswell as the roof. I've never had to size up a radiator in a conservatory before and don't want to undersize the rad and he says it's too cold in the winter. I know the room will never heat up and hold the heat like a traditional room with 4 solid walls but would just like your advice. Many thanks in advance.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

half a brick wall the rest upvc or a fully brick one?

 

[Christopher buzzard]

1 Full brick wall which is the side of the house. The other 3 are top to bottom upvc. Not sitting on half brick if that makes sense

 

[ShaunCorbs]

looking around 3.2kw needed so oversize if you can

 

[Christopher buzzard]

Thanks Shaun. Appreciate it.

 

[Christopher buzzard]

Wow. Just looked. Gonna need to be a big rad but not enough wall space for it. Door on the brick wall into the conservatory. Max I can go is 600H x 1000mmL. Back to the drawing board.

 

[king of pipes]

fit a myson or smiths fan convector sorted kop

 

[townfanjon]

Got agree with the kopsta above , if not a small air con unit will work a treat .

 

[Christopher buzzard]

Will look into it. Many thanks

 

[Old Account]

Wow. Just looked. Gonna need to be a big rad but not enough wall space for it. Door on the brick wall into the conservatory. Max I can go is 600H x 1000mmL. Back to the drawing board.

Cant you get a triple panel type 33 I guess