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

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With proper planning your new towel railwill provide added convenience and a decorative accent. FAQs About Towel Rails for Vertical Radiators A rail with a shelf below for rolled towels or toiletries takes your radiator from purely functional to a bathroom focal point.” Integrated versions mount securely onto vertical radiatorsof all types. Why Add a Towel Rail to a Vertical Radiator? Vertical radiators are perfect for rooms without much wall space. Their vertical design takes up much less horizontal space than a standard radiator, which also gives you the opportunity to place a radiator in an area you may not have considered previously. Even though they are not as wide, choosing tall vertical radiators means they output the same levels of heat as an equivalently sized horizontal radiator. Striking selection of tall radiators

Ladder-style rails form vertical bars attached at the top and bottom. Slim profile hugs the wall. Shelf Rails

The right rail proportions and finish can make an existing radiator feel custom-made for your space.” Conclusion Learn how adding a towel rail to a traditional vertical radiator amplifies drying power, storage and style. Full sizing, style and installation overview. Accurately measuring the radiator ensures finding a well-fitted towel railsize. Top Towel Rail Styles for Vertical Radiators Full Width Rails Vertical radiators are incredibly versatile, suiting a wide range of rooms, spaces and layouts. Those with limited wall space will benefit from the tall and narrow vertical design as it frees up more space in a room and allows you to use the rest of your wall space however you like. Many properties have large windows, which can limit where traditional radiators will fit. However, vertical radiators will fit into the space in between or on either side of your windows. Vertical radiators are a stylish, unconventional and practical alternative to horizontal models. Below, we'll explain just some of the reasons to consider one for your home. Ideal for compact living

There are stainless steel, matt white, polished and chrome bathroom radiator options on offer, so you're bound to find one that suits your bathroom design perfectly. However, it's not just the colour and finish you have control over; there are vertical and horizontal options too, so you can select your radiators depending on the space you have. For example, if your bathroom is on the smaller side, a vertical towel radiator would free up more floor space for your bath, sink and toilet to be fitted. Alternatively, if you have a large bathroom, a horizontal radiator or towel rail could help you fill the space so it feels less empty. A well-designed towel rail instantly upgrades the functionality and visual appeal of any vertical radiator.”Always into wall studs for maximum stability and weight support. Hollow wall anchors can also work in some cases. 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. Your house probably already has an electric or hot water heating system installed, but this doesn't mean you're limited to using this when choosing new bathroom towel rails. If you have central heating, you can choose between either electric or plumbed bathroom towel radiators. Electric radiators or towel rails are an excellent solution if you don't want to extend your existing hot water system because they work with your mains. Just like a plumbed radiator, they're mounted to your wall, but they come prefilled and treated to protect against limescale and corrosion. Shut off the water supply to the radiator and open the bleed valve to drain any residual water. Step 2: Remove Old Rail