-56%

Scudo Satin Nickel Designer Corner Wood Head TRV Valve Pair

Natural wood softens the practical look of corner radiator controls.

Wooden thermostatic heads: Bring warmer texture to exposed heating connections.

Satin nickel bodies: Provide a softer alternative to polished chrome.

Corner valve pair: Routes 15mm pipework neatly beside the wall.

Standard radiator fit: Connects to compatible 1/2-inch BSP inlets.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £115.00.
Current price is: £50.99.Save £64.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Satin Nickel Corner Wood Head TRV Valves

Product Type Radiator valve pair
Brand Scudo
Valve Type Corner
Finish Satin nickel
Shape Round
Thermostatic Yes
Control Head Wood
Connection Size 1/2-inch BSP
Pipe Size 15mm
Valves Supplied 2
Tails the bathroom retail mascot

Tails’ Take on Warmer Detail for Exposed Radiator Connections

The Scudo satin nickel designer corner TRV valve pair makes visible radiator pipework feel like part of the room rather than an afterthought, combining smooth rounded valve bodies with a dark wooden thermostatic head that brings welcome warmth to the metallic finish. The corner configuration keeps the connections arranged neatly around the radiator, while the paired design gives both sides a coordinated appearance instead of leaving one end looking mismatched.

Choosing These Corner Valves for Your Radiator Layout

Check the pipe direction, radiator connection and available space around both lower radiator ports before ordering.


Who Should Buy

Radiators with Prominent Visible Pipework

The matching satin nickel bodies give both radiator connections a more deliberate and coordinated finish.

Rooms Wanting a Softer Material Contrast

The wooden thermostatic head breaks up the metallic surface and works especially well alongside timber furniture or warmer flooring.

Households Wanting Thermostatic Radiator Control

The TRV head allows the radiator’s heat setting to be adjusted at the valve rather than relying only on the wider heating controls.

×
Who Shouldn’t Buy

Layouts Requiring Straight or Conventional Angled Valves

The corner format must suit the direction of the pipework and radiator ports; it should not be treated as interchangeable with every valve style.

Systems Using Different Pipe or Thread Sizes

The installation needs to match the listed 15mm pipe size and 1/2-inch BSP connection.

Schemes Wanting a Completely Metallic Control Head

The visible wooden TRV head is a defining feature and will stand out more than an all-nickel valve design.

Useful Details About the Designer Corner Valve Pair

What makes a corner valve different from a standard angled valve?

A corner valve changes the relationship between the radiator connection and the incoming pipework, helping the visible fittings sit more neatly around the lower radiator ports in a suitable layout. The exact route must match the installed radiator and pipe positions, so the plumber should confirm that this corner format is appropriate before the system is drained or the final pipework is prepared.

Why does this Scudo set include two different-looking valves?

A radiator uses connections at both ends, so the set provides a coordinated pair rather than a single replacement valve. The larger wooden head identifies the thermostatic control side, while the smaller companion valve completes the opposite connection. Their matching rounded bodies and satin nickel finish keep the two ends visually related even though the controls perform different roles within the radiator arrangement.

How should the 15mm and 1/2-inch BSP sizes be checked?

The valve pair is specified for 15mm pipework and a 1/2-inch BSP connection. Both details matter because the household heating pipe and the radiator inlet must suit the valve fittings. Ask the installer to confirm the existing pipe diameter, radiator connection and available fitting space before purchase, particularly when replacing older valves that may use a different size or connection arrangement.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms