Towel Radiators

Towel radiators offer numerous benefits, elevating your bathroom with style and efficiency. This FAQ section dives into their advantages over standard radiators, their heating capabilities, ideal sizes, preferred styles and their electricity usage. Learn how these versatile fixtures not only warm your towels but also add a touch of elegance to your space while saving both energy and space.

 

What are the advantages of towel radiators over standard radiators?

Towel radiators stand out with their dual functionality, heating towels while providing a stylish storage solution. They are energy-efficient, cutting down heating costs and boasting a sleek design that saves space. With diverse styles available, from modern to traditional, they seamlessly integrate into any style of bathroom.

 

Do towel radiators heat the bathroom?

Aside from standard convector radiators, you could opt for a towel radiator or heated towel rail in a bathroom. While these are designed to - as the name suggests - heat bath towels, hand towels and robes, larger models are also capable of heating entire rooms. This is especially the case in small bathrooms; some towel radiators are tall and slim, meaning that you are maximising the available space available. Of course, it may not be the best choice for a large bathroom but, for a cloakroom or en-suite, towel radiators can actually be more energy efficient.

 

What size towel radiator should I get?

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.

 

What style of heated towel rail is best?

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.

 

Do towel radiators use a lot of electricity?

Heated towel rails spare you from using the entire central heating system. However, due to the energy demands of their internal heating element, they might incur high operational costs. Performing similarly to kettles, albeit with lower immediate power consumption, electric towel radiators might seem costly to run but the reality is quite different. In fact, they tend to be more economical compared to most other heating setups and can help to reduce heating expenses by around 40%.