Stainless Steel Compact Oval Tube Bathroom Radiator 600 X 620mm

Get 'em while they're hot
With so much innovation and design in the heating field, boring bathroom radiators have become a thing of the past. Here we have a delightful, designer styled, heated towel rail radiator that connects to your central heating system.

Hot stuff
Constructed from corrosion free, flake free and highly rust resistant 304 grade stainless steel, one of the highest grades on the market giving it a prolonged life in your bathroom and will probably last you a lifetime.

This product is suitable for use on systems that comply with BS5449 section 1 forced circulation hot water systems.

Can't stand the heat?
Well our radiators can, each one has been pressure tested to 15 bar under water they are suitable for any central heating system.

Tree hugger!
This stainless steel is constructed from 90% recycled metal and is totally recyclable so you can rest assured that you are doing your bit for the environment whilst basking in the luxury of your lovely warm towel in the winter.

Mark free
This radiator is hygienic and very easy to clean, a stainless steel polishing/cleaning product should remove most small scratches and scuffs as the years go by.

Finish them off
Photographed sporting a set of gorgeous valves (not included) which are available separately to co-ordinate perfectly with your shiny new radiator, we have three styles to choose from

How much BTU?
BTU?? What on earth is a BTU? BTU stands for British Thermal Units, this figure denotes the number of Thermal Units that a radiator generates and the number of BTU's that you require is dependent on the size of your bathroom. Our BTU is registered in Delta T50, the industry standard. You can calculate the approximate heat output requirement (in BTU’s) for your room – just follow the simple instructions below. Please remember that in larger rooms you may require two radiators to achieve the required heat requirement or one radiator and a second heat source (maybe under floor heating).

But just how do I do it?
Step1
Multiply the room length x width x height (all in feet) = room volume in cu ft.

Step2
Multiply room volume as calculated by 5
This figure gives a general guide to the required heat output in BTU’s (British Thermal Units)

Primrose'll fix it
This gorgeous heating implement can be fixed up in no time at all, inside the box you will find a fixing kit, comprising of 4 wall brackets, an Allen key to tighten the grub screws and a bleed valve.

Standards and certifications
Heated Towel Rails comply with all UK Regulations and British Standard: BS EN442.