Eastbrook Manuals & User Guides

อีสต์บรู๊ค (also known as the Eastbrook Company) is a prominent supplier in the UK bathroom and heating market. With a focus on combining aesthetics with functionality, the brand offers a wide range of products suited for modern homes. Their extensive catalog includes designer radiators, electric and hydronic towel rails, shower enclosures, sanitary ware, and bathroom furniture such as vanity units and cabinets.

Eastbrook products are designed to be installed by qualified professionals to ensure safety and performance. The company provides detailed technical guides and installation manuals for its heating systems and bathroom fixtures. Operating out of Gloucester, Eastbrook supports its trade partners and customers with a dedicated technical helpline and comprehensive product warranties.

• How do I bleed my Eastbrook radiator?

  To bleed the radiator, ensure the heating is off. Use a screwdriver or radiator key to open the air vent at the top of the unit. Allow air to escape until water begins to flow out, then tighten the vent firmly.

• What cleaning products should I use on Eastbrook bathroom furniture?

  ทำความสะอาดพื้นผิวด้วยความนุ่มนวลamp cloth and warm soapy water. Do not use abrasive cleaners, scouring agents, or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the finish and void the warranty.

• What is the warranty period for Eastbrook products?

  ระยะเวลารับประกันแตกต่างกันไปตามผลิตภัณฑ์ ตัวอย่างเช่นample, Imperia Column Radiators often carry a 5-year manufacturer's warranty, while some electric towel rails are warranted for 2 years. Refer to the specific user manual for your product's terms.

• Can I install an Eastbrook radiator myself?

  Eastbrook strongly recommends that all products be installed by a fully qualified installer or engineer to ensure compliance with regulations and to maintain the warranty coverage.

• My electric towel rail is making a noise, is this normal?

  During the first few uses, some vapor or noise may occur as the unit settles. If you hear whistling or clanking, it may indicate trapped air or pipe expansion issues. Bleeding the unit or checking pipe clearances often resolves this.