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Radflek radiator reflector packs 20% off code (the 1,000 half-price packs are now sold out)
For example, code gets a two-sheet pack for £17.97 delivered
ExpiredUpdate, Tuesday 28 November at 8.26pm: This deal has been mega popular with MoneySavers and the 1,000 half-price packs have now gone. You can still get 20% off using the code mentioned below.
If you go via our special Radflek link*, you can get 50% off any radiator reflector packs, which normally range from £20 to £55. There are only 1,000 half-price packs available, and as these are usually popular with MoneySavers, it's best to go quick – it's strictly one pack per person.
If you go online to Radflek shop* you can get 20% off all radiator reflector packs when you enter the code MSE2023 at the checkout until 11.59pm on Monday 1 January – there are no limits on how many people can redeem this code. Delivery's £1.99 via Royal Mail 2nd class and should take around three to five working days.
Here are the packs and prices using the 20% off code:
- Two-sheet pack, fits up to four radiators – £17.97 delivered with the code (normally £21.98 at Radflek). We couldn't find this pack sold elsewhere.
- Three-sheet pack, fits up to six radiators – £21.58 delivered with the code (normally £26.48 at Radflek). Cheapest we found elsewhere is £21.99 delivered at Amazon for Prime members.
- Five-sheet pack, fits up to 10 radiators – £31.98 delivered with the code (normally £39.48 at Radflek). Cheapest we found elsewhere is £31.99 delivered at Amazon.
- Eight-sheet pack, fits up to 16 radiators – £45.98 delivered with the code (normally £56.98 at Radflek). Cheapest we found elsewhere is £54.87 delivered at Amazon.
Keep in mind there may be cheaper alternatives around and make sure to compare prices and reviews. Check DIY stores such as Wickes and Screwfix, and elsewhere online.
What's a radiator reflector?
These sheets are designed to be attached behind radiators, particularly those that back onto exterior walls, to reflect heat back into the room. This maximises your heating and could ultimately lower your energy bills.
The packs includes the sheets, clips and adhesive strips. If needed, you can cut the sheets to fit more radiators (depending on size). Radflek says its sheets reflect 95% of wasted heat energy back into your room. Its efficacy has been independently tested and verified by the British Board of Agrément and the Building Research Establishment.For more ways to save energy, use the tips in our Energy Mythbusting guide.
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Radflek 20% off radiator reflector packs
Via Blagged code. Normally £22-£50
ExpiredUpdate 9.16am on Wednesday 9 November: The 1,000 half-price packs have been really popular with MoneySavers and are now sold out. However, you can still get 20% off using the code mentioned below.
If you go via our special Radflek link*, you can get 50% off a Radflek radiator reflector pack, which normally range in price from £22-£50 depending on the pack size. Delivery's £1.99. There's no code needed, the discount should be applied automatically when you go via the above link. There are 1,000 half-price packs up for grabs, so go quick if this is something you're after.
If you go online to Radflek*, you can get 20% off all Radflek radiator packs when you enter the code MSE2022 at the checkout, until 11.59pm on Thursday 15 December. Delivery is via Royal Mail 2nd class and should take around three to five working days.
There are three pack sizes to choose from, and it's one per person from the following:
- Three sheet pack, fits up to six radiators – £17.59 with the code (normally £21.99)
- Five sheet pack, fits up to 10 radiators – £29.19 with the code (normally £33.99)
- Eight sheet pack, fits up to 16 radiators – £39.99 with the code (normally £49.99)
Though – as always – keep in mind that there may be cheaper alternatives around and make sure to compare prices and reviews. Check DIY stores such as Wickes and Screwfix, and elsewhere online.
What's a radiator reflector?
These sheets are designed to be attached behind radiators, particularly those that back onto exterior walls, to reflect heat back into the room. This maximises your heating and could ultimately lower your energy bills.
The packs includes the sheets, clips and adhesive strips. If needed, you can cut the sheets to fit more radiators (depending on size).Radflek says its sheets reflect 95% of wasted heat energy back into your room. Its efficacy has been independently tested and verified by the British Board of Agrément and the Building Research Establishment.
For more ways to save energy, use the tips in our Energy Mythbusting guide.
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