New ceramic heaters at InstallerSHOW 2025
In June 2025, the major industry exhibition InstallerSHOW was held at the NEC in Birmingham, bringing together over 30,000 professionals from the heating, plumbing, air, energy and construction industries.
One of the notable exhibitors was Kamin Group Limited, who showcased their ceramic heaters - energy efficient solutions that have not been introduced to the UK market before.
About Kamin Group and their product range
Kamin Group is a manufacturer specialising in ceramic heaters, heated towel rails, infrared panels and skirting heating solutions.
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At the show, they showcased new ceramic heaters that will be launched to the UK market exclusively through InstallerSHOW.
What's new and what are the benefits
The new ceramic heaters from Kamin Group are attracting attention for several reasons:
Energy efficiency and eco-friendliness
Ceramics have the ability to store heat, distribute it evenly and retain it longer compared to some metal elements, which potentially reduces energy consumption. Kamin claims that their models are optimized for these conditions.
Design and installation flexibility
In addition to standard wall-mounted models, the range includes solutions such as infrared panels, as well as heating skirting boards. This allows you to adapt heating to different types of rooms - from bathrooms to living rooms or offices.
Unique market position
For the UK, these new ceramic heaters will be exclusive - that is, visitors to the exhibition will have the opportunity to see them first, ask questions to the manufacturers and examine the details before the launch.
Market impact and trends
The InstallerSHOW exhibition serves as a platform not only for presenting products, but also for assessing industry demands and technological trends. In particular:
The electrification of heating is becoming an increasingly important topic as countries strive to reduce carbon emissions and move towards cleaner energy sources. Ceramic heaters as an electric option have growth potential.
Reduced heat loss and increased efficiency – users and installers are increasingly interested in solutions that can reduce electricity or heating bills, especially in buildings with poor thermal insulation.
Integration of design and functionality – heaters are no longer just a utilitarian device, they are increasingly part of the interior, so aesthetics, compactness, and the possibility of concealed installation are important.
Conclusions and prospects
With their ceramic heaters at InstallerSHOW, Kamin Group demonstrated a strong step towards combining technology and design, aimed at the demanding user and professional installer. This is a solution that can not only complement existing heating options, but also become preferable in certain scenarios – especially where energy savings, neat design and sustainability are important.
Further, such products can accelerate:
replacement of outdated heaters;
increased competition in the electric heating segment;
interest from developers of standards and regulations (especially in energy efficiency and environmental friendliness).
