Dual Fuel Towel Rails
Dual fuel towel rails combine central heating with an electric heating element, giving you two ways to warm the rail. During colder months they can operate alongside your main heating system, while the electric function allows the towel rail to be used independently when the central heating is switched off.
Start with the size and heat output required for your bathroom, then consider the electric element and controls that suit how you plan to use the towel rail. Different setups may use simple or thermostatic elements, and the rail, element and valves all need to be suitable for use together as part of the installation.
Choosing dual fuel does not mean compromising on appearance. Options include straight and curved ladder rails, contemporary designer styles and more traditional designs, with a variety of heights and widths available. Finishes such as chrome, white, black, anthracite and warmer metallic tones make it easier to coordinate the towel rail with your bathroom.
Dual fuel towel rails combine central heating with an electric heating element, giving you two ways to warm the rail. During colder months they can operate alongside your main heating system, while the electric function allows the towel rail to be used independently when the central heating is switched off.
Start with the size and heat output required for your bathroom, then consider the electric element and controls that suit how you plan to use the towel rail. Different setups may use simple or thermostatic elements, and the rail, element and valves all need to be suitable for use together as part of the installation.
Choosing dual fuel does not mean compromising on appearance. Options include straight and curved ladder rails, contemporary designer styles and more traditional designs, with a variety of heights and widths available. Finishes such as chrome, white, black, anthracite and warmer metallic tones make it easier to coordinate the towel rail with your bathroom.
