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

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Most of us, however, will need to get the professionals in to do the job. You’ll need to get hold of a plumber if you are thinking of putting in a heated towel rail which will be attached to the central heating system. Plus, you’ll need an electrician for an electric towel rail. The range of rails is wide enough that we hope you can easily find the finish you’re looking for. It is common for towel rails this height to come in stainless steel and white finishes. While they may look different to a standard radiator, vertical radiators essentially work the same way. The only difference is that they are wall hung and, due to them being taller and slimmer, do have less length to draw up cold air for convection. Bathroom Radiators with free UK delivery and the best prices Bathroom Radiators, Heated towel rails and radiators are free UK delivery and the best prices For spacious areas, we recommend you go for towel rails, preferably with single, double and even triple set ups. If you don’t fancy attaching them to the wall, or if you’re nervous about the tile, why not try a free-standing towel rail? Same function, no installation!

Our collection of traditional towel radiators is where classic charm meets modern functionality. These towel radiators are more than simple heating solutions, they embody what it means to be classy and stylish. They are the perfect option if you’re looking to add a touch of heritage to your space. Nothing says minimalistic like a flat heated towel rail. They work just as well as other rails but look much smarter, distributing heat while blending seamlessly with your bathroom accessories. They plumb straight into your normal water system just like a standard radiator and work when your central heating is running.Traditional radiators are also named due to their traditional column design, in which hot water is pumped through any number of vertical pipes that constitute the traditional radiator body. 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.

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. 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. 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. Crossbars are curved outwards away from the wall. As well as being visually more interesting than a flat rail, this provides a slightly greater heat output as the crossbars are slightly longer. They are a great choice for bathrooms with organically curved bathroom accessories, taps and suites in general.If you're looking for a specific aesthetic, there are various styles and colours available that will match in with your interior.