Bathroom Radiators
Bathroom Radiators come in many different shapes, styles and sizes. The most popular bathroom radiators are Towel rails or towel warmers, sometimes called ladder radiators, which not only add a head source to your bathroom but also help to dry and keep your towel warm. There is nothing like having a nice warm towel when stepping out of the bath or shower
Designer Towel Radiators. If you are looking for a bathroom radiator that has the option of hanging your towels but looks a little more stylish or designer, you may want to browse our range of designer towel rails. Designer towel rails have a designer look and style but still have the option for hanging a towel.
Traditional Towel Radiators. Looking for that old English style traditional radiator but still want somewhere to hang your towel? Traditional towel rails offer just that. They feature a traditional style and look while offering a place to warm and dry your towel.
Electric towel rails. Electric Towel Rails are prefilled with thermo oil and electrical elements ready to be installed and connected to a power source. Electric-only radiators do not require radiator valves are not connected to your central heating.
Dual Fuel Electric Radiators. Many of our standard towel rails come with the option of an electric element to allow the radiator to be both plumbed in and electric, this is known as dual fuel. This gives the option for having the bathroom radiator warm in the summer when your central heating might not be in operation.
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Bathroom Radiators & Heating
Heating your bathroom is important. There is nothing worse than stepping out of a warm and hot shower into a cold bathroom or onto a cold tiled floor. Heating a bathroom can include bathroom radiators, towel warmers and even underfloor heating
At Rubberduck Bathrooms we offer a wide range of bathroom towel radiators, also known as heated towel rails, ladder rails or ladder radiators. Our range of bathroom radiators come in a wide range of sizes and finishes to suit most domestic bathrooms including a range of chrome, anthracite, white, black and stainless steel towel radiators.
Heated towel rails can provide enough heat output to heat your bathroom and dry your towels when the central heating comes on. Another great feature is the ability to install a heating element inside which connects to the mains electricity supply. This gives you the option to turn on the bathroom radiator even when the heating is off, during the summer months, allowing for dry towels all year round.
Do Towel Radiators Heat The Bathroom Or Just Dry Towels?
Yes, towel radiators heat the bathroom. Heated towel rails will provide heat to warm the bathroom and also dry your towels. It is worth using our room heat calculator to work our the size radiator you require. A vary larger bathroom, however, may require another source of heating to sufficiently warm the room, ie a normal radiator or underfloor heating.
Do Heated towel Rails Replace Radiators?
Yes, you can replace a radiator in your bathroom with a heated towel rail. The easiest way to fit your new towel radiator is to replace a radiator of the same or similar width to reduce the amount of plumbing required. Your new towel radiator should be able to connect to the existing pipework and even existing radiator valves. It is good to note though that a standard radiator will produce more heat for its size than a towel rail, so increasing the height of the towel rail may be required to reach the desired room temperature.
Do Towel Rail Connect To Central Heating Systems?
Yes, towel rails can connect to your existing central heating system. If you don’t have a plumbed heating system and have electric radiators, electric versions of towel rail are also available.
Do Towel Radiators Only Dry Towel When Central Heating Is On?
If you have a plumbed towel rail then the towel radiator will only be hot when the central heating is on. If you have an electric towel Radiator then these can be turned on and off as required. If you are plumbing your towel radiator then you could opt for a dual fuel option allowing for plumbing central heating and electric option allowing for the towel rail to be warm even when the central heating is turned off.
Which is better, chrome, white or black radiator?
Painted radiators of either white, black or Anthracite with produce on average 20-30% more heat output than an equitant size chrome towel radiator. So if heat is the main factor in purchasing a new radiator then a coloured radiator would be better.
