Designer Heated Towel Rails
Are you looking to add a stylish and functional heating feature to your bathroom? At Heat and Plumb, we carry 140+ designer heated towel rails from some of the industry's leading brands, including Reina, Heatwave, Prestige, Orbit, and Just Taps Plus.
Not only that, but the designer models that we carry are also available in many different sizes, materials, colours, and heat outputs. So, no matter the designer heated towel rail you're looking for, when you browse through this page, there's a good chance you will find a model that is just right for you.
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Reina Rance Dry Electric Designer Heated Towel Rail 455mm H x 500mm W Polished
Reina Elvo Designer Heated Towel Rail 660mm H x 530mm W Polished Stainless Steel
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Why Designer Heated Towel Rails Are Popular in the UK
The demand for designer heated towel rails has steadily increased over the years, as more and more homeowners across the UK have started to place greater emphasis on the visual appeal of their bathrooms.
Beyond their ability to dry your towels, heat your space, and enhance the look and feel of your bathroom, other reasons why designer heated towel rails are a popular choice in the United Kingdom include:
- They are available in a wide range of sizes
- They can be used with central heating, electric, or dual-fuel systems
- They are suitable for both modern and traditional bathroom interiors
- They offer long-lasting durability when properly looked after
- Many models are designed with space efficiency in mind
Discover the Most Popular Designer Heated Towel Rail Sizes
Designer heated towel rails in the UK come in a variety of sizes to suit different bathroom layouts and heating requirements. To give you an idea of the different towel rail sizes available, here are some of the most popular options that homeowners across the country go for:
- 800mm x 300mm
- 950mm x 400mm
- 1300mm x 500mm
- 1460mm x 550mm
- 1600mm x 500mm
In addition to the sizes mentioned above, at Heat and Plumb, the designer heated towel rails we carry are also available in many other height and width combinations, making it easy to find a model in a size that fits your space perfectly.
Factors to Consider When Buying a Designer Heated Towel Rail
Before you settle on a particular designer towel rail, there are a couple of factors that you should consider, which will help you choose a model that meets all of your installation, heating, and aesthetic requirements. They include:
Heat output
If maintaining a comfortable temperature in your bathroom is important to you, one key factor to consider is the heat output of the towel rail you choose. Ideally, the model you go for should meet or slightly exceed the heating requirements of your space, which will ensure the room stays warm while your wet towels get dried efficiently.
Height and width
Designer heated towel rails vary in size to suit different bathroom layouts and heating requirements. So, measure the wall or floor space you have and choose a model that is not only capable of heating your bathroom, but also fits comfortably within the space you have available.
Material
The material your designer heated towel rail is made of will influence its durability, heat output, how quickly it can heat up, how well it can retain heat, and how resistant it is to moisture. So, take the different materials into consideration and choose a towel rail in a material that best suits your bathroom conditions, heating requirements, and aesthetic preferences.
Design and colour
To make sure your heated towel rail complements the aesthetic of your bathroom, you need to take its design and colour into account. To help you find a model that ties well with the overall look of your bathroom, at H&P, we carry designer heated towel rails in many different styles and finishes.
Installation requirements
Not all designer heated towel rails are suitable for all types of installation. Some models may require wall mounting, while others are designed for floor mounting or specific pipework and valve configurations. For smooth installation, check the installation requirements of the towel rail you like in advance to ensure it's compatible with your space and heating system.
Designer vs Standard Heated Towel Rails: Which to Choose?
If you're trying to decide between a designer and a standard heated towel rail, your choice will largely depend on your functional requirements, style preferences, and budget.
Standard heated towel rails are typically chosen for their simplicity and affordability. They can still dry your wet towels, heat your space, and complement the look of your bathroom without drawing too much attention to themselves.
In comparison, beyond their functional and practical benefits, designer heated towel rails are often chosen for their visual impact. They typically feature more distinctive shapes, premium finishes, and contemporary design elements that allow them to stand out.
Installing Your Designer Heated Towel Rail Correctly
Installing your designer heated towel rail correctly is crucial for prolonging its lifespan, ensuring safe operation, and achieving efficient heating performance.
In addition to following all of the instructions provided by the manufacturer, here are a couple of extra steps that will help you avoid some of the most common mistakes and ensure a smooth and successful installation process:
- Take accurate measurements to find out how much available space you have
- Make sure the wall or floor can support the weight of the towel rail before installation
- Allow sufficient clearance for the valves and pipe connections
- If possible, use fixings and brackets recommended by the manufacturer
- Once installed, bleed the towel rail to remove trapped air and ensure even heat output
How to Look After Your Designer Heated Towel Rail
To preserve the look of your designer heated towel rail and prolong its lifespan, regular care and maintenance are essential. The good news is that most models require very little upkeep to stay in good condition. All you typically need to do to look after your designer towel rail is:
- Wipe the surface of the towel rail regularly using a soft cloth
- Bleed the towel rail from time to time to maintain even heat output
- Check the valves and pipe connections for signs of stiffness or leaks
When cleaning the towel rail, make sure that you never use any abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the finish and make it less visually appealing.
FAQs About Designer Heated Towel Rails
Yes, heated designer towel rails can be a suitable choice for bathrooms of all sizes and interior styles. That said, the number of options that you'll have to choose from will vary depending on the size and layout of your bathroom, the room's heating requirements, and your aesthetic preferences.
To choose the right size designer towel rail, you need to take into consideration your bathroom's heating requirements and how much available wall or floor space there is for the towel rail.
Then, simply look for a designer towel rail that can comfortably fit within the space without obstructing other fixtures and has a heat output that's suitable for the size and layout of your bathroom.
No, they don't. High-quality designer heated towel rails require very little upkeep to look good, dry your wet towels, and heat your bathroom efficiently.
We don't typically recommend it, but it is possible. If you choose to repaint a designer heated towel rail, make sure that you prepare the surface properly and use paint that is specifically designed for high-temperature metal surfaces.
The average lifespan of a designer heated towel rail is between 10 and 20 years. Some of the factors that can shorten or prolong the lifespan of your towel rail include:
- The material it's made of
- The quality of construction
- How well it's maintained over the years
- Whether it was installed properly or not
- How often it's used
