Milano - Modern Chrome Towel Rail for Aruba Vertical Radiator - 350mm

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If your home is centrally heated, you will probably have a radiator in the bathroom already. Unless your bathroom is enormous, there is no need to run both a towel rail and a radiator in the same room. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room The first and most important decision is what fuel you are going to use to run your towel rail. There are two main fuel types - central heating and electric - but understanding how they work and what their limitations are will help you decide which is best for your home.

Due to their size, 1800mm towel rails tend to have a high BTU output and vary slightly from model to model.

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Determining the right towel radiator size involves assessing your bathroom's dimensions to ensure it provides ample heating. Larger towel radiators occupy significant space, which might not be ideal for smaller bathrooms. Opting for a smaller design in compact spaces can save valuable room while still offering efficient heating for your bathroom. Pisa is well known for their larger sized towel rails. The Italian company has a rich history of making high-quality radiators, especially if you need a radiator for an office space and want something a little stylish. How Can I Get a Cheap 1800mm x 600mm Towel Rail? There are various styles available for heated towel rails, ensuring you'll discover one that suits your taste among the options provided. However, for bathrooms, a stainless steel towel radiator stands out as an excellent choice due to its exceptional resistance to rust. Given the moisture and steam in bathroom environments, stainless steel proves highly durable and reliable. If the available wall space is minimal, consider a vertical radiator to maximise this, or even look at the spaces under windows if that is an option.

Most heated towel rails provide enough heat for your entire bathroom while, obviously, keeping your towels fluffy and warm. If you have a larger bathroom, it may need an additional source of heating to warm the room sufficiently. Removing the existing radiator while installing a new towel rail could save you money on plumber’s costs too, as, in most cases, the new unit can be put in the same place as the old radiator. The majority of UK bathrooms are small, so while the room itself may be quite cold with tiled walls and floors don’t go over the top when it comes to heating. Small spaces can heat up surprisingly fast - especially if there are fewer windows. Look at the costs for each type of towel radiator and investigate their running costs. Make your decision based on what is most appropriate for your home.

What is the BTU of a 1800mm x 600mm Towel Rail?

Vertical radiators are perfect for rooms where space is compromised as they produce a great heat output without sacrificing as much room as other radiators can. Alternatively, you might choose a duel-fuel bathroom radiator, which is plumbed in but has an electric heating element. Like a standard plumbed-in radiator, it will heat up when your central heating system is switched on, but it also gives you the option to use it independently when your central heating is turned off. Have you ever come out of the shower, reached for your towel, and discovered it’s not there? Where could it be? Probably on a chair in the kitchen, on a stool in the bedroom, or maybe even in the laundry. And now you have to go and get it, all wet, cold and dripping. Efficiency is also a key factor, especially when it comes to keeping a handle on heating bills, so look for energy-efficient models that save both energy and money; these are often aluminium, low-water-content radiators.

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What size heated towel radiator do I need?

Cold winter mornings and nights aren’t pleasant for the best of people, so why put up with them? With our traditional towel radiators, those dark and frosty days become more endurable! Your space will be lovely and warm, as well as your towels and clothes. If you do not have any space issues and looking forlarger heated towel rails, we have 1500mm or even 1750mm hightowel railsto suit your needs. Our largest towel radiator is 700mm wide and 1750mm high which is actually about the size of a door. These larger radiators will give more heat and they will have more free gaps to hang your towels usually accommodating more than a single bath towel or a rope. It’s worth noting that an electric towel rail will not provide the same cost savings unless you are replacing an existing electric heater or towel rail. So, take advice from an electrician or plumber as to the most sensible place to locate your new towel rail.