Traditional Towel Radiators

TRADITIONAL TOWEL RADIATOR FAQs

WHAT IS A TRADITIONAL TOWEL RADIATOR?

A Traditional Towel Radiator is a towel rail that takes inspiration from classic styles and traditional column radiators. In our great selection of traditional towel radiators, you will find towel rails with integrated column radiators, classic ball joins and stunning brass finishes.

WHY SHOULD I BUY A TRADITIONAL TOWEL RADIATOR?

A Traditional Towel Radiator could be just the thing to tie your bathroom design together. Complement your roll-top bath or traditional furniture with a luxurious towel radiator from Designer Radiator Showroom. Every single Traditional Towel Radiator sold by DRS has a minimum 5 Year Guarantee, with some of our luxury brass and stainless steel models boasting impressive 10, 15 and even 25 Year Guarantees!

WHAT WILL MY TRADITIONAL TOWEL RADIATOR COME WITH?

Your Traditional Towel Radiator will come with all the brackets and fixings needed for it to be wall hung or floor-mounted, depending on design. You will need to purchase your valves separately.

WHAT VALVES DO I NEED FOR MY TRADITIONAL TOWEL RADIATOR?

If you would like your towel radiator to turn on and off with your central heating, simple Manual Valves should be used. If you would like to control the water flow and temperature of your Traditional Towel Radiator, you should use Thermostatic Valves. The orientation will depend on the pipework connections of your radiator and your existing pipework. Check out our handy guide here for help with choosing the right valves.

DO TRADITIONAL TOWEL RADIATORS PROVIDE GOOD HEAT?

A large number of Traditional Towel Radiators feature integrated column radiators in their design which maximises the heat performance. Whilst it is true that the majority of Towel Radiators do not perform as well as standard radiators, due to their decreased surface area, we still have plenty of options that provide great heat. Not sure how much heat you need? Start with our BTU Calculator and work out how much heat your bathroom or en-suite needs. Then use that figure to choose the right radiator for your heating requirements.