Bathroom Heating
Our modern bathroom heaters are energy efficient, packed with technology making them erp Lot20 compliant. Splash and Waterproof and available in a selection of sizes our electric radiators are suitable for every bathroom.
The best way to heat the bathroom?
There are several ways to heat your bathroom. The size and space available dictate what the best option for you is.
In smaller bathrooms, where space is a premium, a compact heater that allows you to dry towels and other items is often best. For instances such as this, we’d recommend a heater like the Radialight Windy. Which has a really high output so it will comfortably heat the room on its own but also has space to hang towels.
In larger bathrooms, naturally there’s more space to fit a heater but there’s more area to heat. For spaces like this a large Towel Radiator is ideal. However, it’s worth remembering hanging towels on the radiator will bind a lot of the heat. Reducing the radiators output in the room.
Heated towel rails and towel Radiators are the same thing. We find a lot of people get confused by this. We use both terms to describe towel rails on our site for SEO and colloquial reasons.
Bathroom radiators are ideal as they provide heat which can be used to warm the room and dry towels.
The pro’s are: Practicality, they can be safely covered by towels and clothing. Energy Efficiency, Generally towel rails are low wattage and won’t draw a lot of power. Syle, towel rails look great.
Our R3 bathroom radiator is packed with energy saving technology, offering controllability and efficiency.
The Radialight windy is exactly that.
The Windy is Available is either white or Mirror finished. The mirror option is great as it adds an additional layer of utility to the heater.
Pros:
- High heat output
- Rapid warm up time
- Towel Hanging Rail
- Energy efficient
- Compact and space saving
- Eco design Lot 20 compliant
- Programmable
Similar to the Windy, the Deva is a fan assisted heater. However it also has a infrared element which provides radiant heat from the front panel.
Typically, panel heaters are found in living rooms or bedrooms. However some heaters are splashproof and can safely be installed in bathrooms. We’d recommend a heater with an IP rating of least IPX4.
The beauty of the panel heater is that they can be found with upto 3kw of output. Enough to heat the largest bathrooms.
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Bathroom Radiators
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Braddan Stainless Steel Heated Towel Rail / Warmer – R3 Electric + Thermostat, Timer
£376.00 – £736.00 inc.Vat Select options -
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Bray Straight Towel Warmer / Heated Bathroom Towel Rail, Chrome – Electric, Thermostat + Timer
£154.00 – £270.00 inc.Vat Select options -
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Bray Straight Towel Warmer / Heated Towel Rail, White – Electric, Thermostat + Timer
£148.00 – £228.00 inc.Vat Select options
Infrared Fan Heaters
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Radialight Windy, Electric Bathroom Fan Heater with Thermostat and Timer Wall Mounted 1800W
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Radialight Klima Electric Panel Heater, Splashproof for Bathroom with Towel Rail
£335.00 inc.Vat Read more -
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Radialight Deva Glass Electric Fan Heater + Drying Rail, Timer, Safe For Bathrooms
£425.00 inc.Vat Select options -
Radialight Windy, Electric Bathroom Fan Heater, Thermostat and Timer with Towel Rails 1800W
£184.00 – £201.00 inc.Vat Select options
Electric Panel Heaters
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Caldo WiFi Electric Heater, Wall Mounted Energy Efficient Radiator with Thermostat and Timer
£123.00 – £149.00 inc.Vat Select options -
Vitra WiFi Electric Panel Heater, Wall Mounted or Portable / Energy Efficient LOT20 Compliant
£148.00 – £158.00 inc.Vat Select options -
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ADAX NEO WIFI Modern Electric Wall Heater, Home Automation Heating, IPX4, LOT 20 Reg Compliant
£180.90 – £271.00 inc.Vat Select options
