Mill AB-H2000 Ölheizung

If you are looking for something that can make your interior look awesome, and at the same time give you the pleasant warm feeling during the winter; then you need the new generation oil filled radiator from Mill! Mill Oil is an innovative oil filled radiator with the most modern technology. It has an elegant design that can make any place look astonishing and is inspired by the design of Mill Steel and Mill Glass where the same steel and glass fronts have been used to build these beautiful portable heaters. Mill Oil boost the heat distribution to a great extent and provides a comfortable warm environment. In addition, it does not dry the air.

So, how does Mill Oil differ from normal oil filled radiators? Because of its beautiful design it has a closed structure around the normal oil filled fins. This creates a huge difference in terms of providing heat. The design of the heater itself forces the hot air to rise through the hot fins. This increases the speed of the hot air and results in faster and more efficient heat distribution in the room. Research shows that Mill Oil Premium actually heats up a room 28% faster than a traditional oil filled radiator. We call this Mill Heat Boost Technology.

Why choose Mill Oil Premium?

Mill Oil Premium is perfect for people wanting a constant heating source that is portable. As the heating element is encapsulated you can leave the heater on also when you are away. Oil radiators give a gentle and comfortable heat that is good for the indoor climate. As the heating element is sheltered from surrounding air it will not burn dust nor dry out the air, making it the perfect choice for people with allergies. The beautiful and unique design of Mill Oil Premium also has the advantage of heating up a room 28% faster than a traditional looking radiator. The closed structure of the heater forces the hot air to rise faster through the fins, resulting in a more efficient heat distribution in the room. We call this Mill Heat Boost Technology.

Mill Oil:

Mill Oil has an updated look on the old-fashioned and traditional oil filled radiators, with its minimalistic design and sleek aluminum feet. Its curved end caps resemble the shape as its big brother; Mill Oil Premium, making it fit into any interior. This oil filled radiator will heat your home gently, since the heating element is capsuled inside the heater and will therefore not be in contact with any surrounding air. It will thus not dry the air, making it perfect for people with allergies and people who wants a gentle heating source in their home. Mill Oil is targeting the mid-market segment with its slightly updated version of the traditional looking radiators.

Why choose Mill Oil?

Mill Oil Premium is perfect for people wanting a constant heating source that is portable. As the heating element is encapsulated you can leave the heater on also when you are away. Oil radiators gives a gentle and comfortable heat that is good for the indoor climate. As the heating element is sheltered from surrounding air it will not burn dust nor dry out the air, making it the perfect choice for people with allergies. Mill Oil offers an upgraded design from the traditional radiator with its elegant aluminum feet and rounded edges.

The idea behind Mill is to create elegant, minimalistic and unique heaters that complement the modern home. With Mill you no longer have to hide your heater, as it is a stylish piece that blends in with your interior. The unique and beautiful design of Mill was welcomed as a breath of fresh air to the traditional heaters and quickly became the number one heater brand in the Nordics since its launch in 2012. All heaters are designed by Co-owner of Mill International in Norway and man behind the Mill brand vision; Philip Bryn-Haugland. At Mill we believe in continuous innovation and development to ensure we deliver the best possible assortment to our consumers. This has resulted in a strong demand also outside the Nordic boarders and we are very proud to say that Mill is now sold in over 20 countries around the world during the winter season 2016-2017.