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Radiators Melbourne

Oblica carries a curated collection of electric radiators in Melbourne, selected for thermal output, build quality, and their aesthetic brilliance. Each model in our range has been chosen for its performance, efficiency and style. We work with homeowners, architects, and interior designers to select and specify modernMelbourne radiators that deliver warmth, functionality, and aesthetic harmony to every space.

Technotherm

Technotherm Nova Design
Technotherm

Technotherm Nova Classic
Tubes

Rift Electric
Tubes

Soho Electric
Tubes

I Ching
Tubes

Square Electric
Tubes

Milano Electric
Tubes

Scaletta
Tubes

TBT Electric

The Oblica Collection

Oblica’s modern radiators in Melbourne include flat horizontal panels, vertical column formats, and freestanding sculptural options. All our models are sourced from established European manufacturers – including Tubes, Technotherm and Zehnder – chosen for material quality, thermal engineering, and architectural sensibility.

Finish options range from standard white powder coat to custom RAL colours, metallic finishes, and textured surfaces. A panel can sit quietly within a wall or as a stand-out design element.

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Why Choose an Electric Radiator?

High-efficiency electric radiators have become the preferred option for gas-free new builds, apartment upgrades, and any project that prioritises simplicity and comfortable radiant warmth. Here’s why they work so well in Melbourne homes.

Simple Installation

Electric radiators connect to a standard power circuit and do not require pipework, a central boiler or heat pump, or a professional installer. They also offer the option of being hardwired with the cable concealed behind the unit. In this case, an electrician must conduct the work. 

Precision Control

Each unit operates independently, with built-in smart thermostats and app-based controls. You can set the temperature in each room precisely and heat only what you need. Our Technotherm models reach working temperature within minutes via an internal ceramic element.

Clean, Quiet, and Efficient

Our high-efficiency electric radiators convert all their input energy directly into comfortable radiant heat, with no loss through pipework or boilers. They run silently, need no servicing, and pair well with solar systems for increased efficiency.

A Design Statement

Our range of electric wall heaters is built to be seen. Slimline vertical panels, horizontal formats, and sculptural freestanding pieces from Europe’s leading names give you a heat source that works as a considered part of the interior.

For homes that require more varied heating solutions, we also carry an extensive range of electric fireplaces.

Visit Our Melbourne Showroom

Our showroom carries an extensive selection of electric radiators available in Melbourne, so you can assess models and sizes, compare finishes, and see how the panels look, feel and align with your design and space. 

We work directly with homeowners, builders, architects, and interior designers across Greater Melbourne and regional Victoria. 

To discuss a project or arrange a consultation, contact our team or book an appointment online.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between a radiator and a panel heater?

    The terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but they describe different things. A panel heater is typically a convection-only wall unit that heats air directly. A radiator, particularly a hydronic radiator, transfers heat through a combination of radiation (warming objects and surfaces in the room directly) and convection. The result tends to be a more even, consistent warmth that doesn’t stratify toward the ceiling the way pure convection heat can.

  • Are electric radiators suitable for Melbourne's climate?

    Yes. Melbourne’s winters are mild by European standards but cool enough to require heating from roughly May through August. The per-room control that electric radiators offer suits Melbourne’s pattern well, allowing you to heat only the spaces you’re using, and adjust output as the day warms.

  • What should I consider when sizing a radiator for a room?

    Output is calculated in watts based on room volume, ceiling height, insulation quality, window area, and orientation. A north-facing room with good glazing will have a lower heating load than a south-facing room of the same size. Radiator manufacturers publish in watts, enabling accurate sizing for each room. The most common mistake is under-specification – a radiator that’s too small will run flat-out without ever reaching the set temperature.

  • Can I retrofit radiators into an existing Melbourne home?

    Yes. Electric radiators can be installed in virtually any existing home. They require only an available power outlet.

  • What impact has Victoria's gas ban had on radiator choices?

    From January 2024, new gas connections are banned for new homes, apartments, and subdivisions in Victoria. For new builds, this effectively rules out gas-boiler-driven hydronic systems, shifting the default toward heat-pump-driven hydronic systems or all-electric radiator configurations for those wanting to enjoy comfortable radiant warmth.

    For existing homes with an existing gas connection, gas boilers remain an option for now. For those planning ahead, a well-specified electric radiator is both practical and future-proof.

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