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BATHROOM RADIATORS: STAY WARM WHILE YOU WASH
Bathroom radiators are an essential that you’ll undoubtedly warm to. Adding a touch of luxury to your daily routine while giving your bathroom an extra stylish shine, bathroom towel radiators are a must-have, especially in the colder months of the year.
Whether you are searching for an electric bathroom radiator, a small bathroom radiator for your ensuite or a modern column bathroom radiator, to complete your contemporary aesthetic, we are sure we have the best bathroom radiator for you.
When you decide to splash out on a new bathroom radiator, you can splash in your new bathroom reassured that you have the best designer bathroom radiators to keep you warm and dry the place off afterwards.
When exploring our full range of radiators, you’ll find that bathroom radiators from Stelrad around found within our bestselling ranges, including some of the best bathroom radiators in the UK – and the most stylish!
Traditional Bathroom Radiators
You can choose from traditional bathroom radiators like our Classic Towel Rail line, giving your bathroom a familiar yet elegant look. Our Stainless Steel Towel Radiators and Slimline Towel Rails are also a super choice for a new bathroom radiator with a classic feel.
A column bathroom radiator is the perfect way to get that traditional bathroom feel for a Victorian or Georgian period property. With so many sizes, you can have a traditional bathroom radiator as an ensuite radiator or as a full-size family bathroom radiator. If you like to give your period property a modern twist, try our Classic Column Horizontal Coloured range which has over 30 colours from which to choose. Our designer bathroom radiators are a popular addition to homes across the UK.
Modern Bathroom Radiators
For a modern bathroom, you need the best modern bathroom radiators. Our tastefully art-deco inspired Concord Side Concept Radiators are bathroom rads which really bring the heat! You can use colour to enhance your home too with our designer bathroom radiator range. Once considered unusual bathroom radiators, you can now get coloured bathroom radiators in a whole rainbow of colours. Our Caliente Rail Radiators come in a staggering 32 sizes and 36 colours! For an even more unusual bathroom radiator when it comes to design, check out our Lecco Bathroom Radiator with its unique combination of lines.
If sleek, smooth, and stylish are your bathroom buzz words, our Ultra Bathroom Radiators are for you. Available in 36 colours and 7 style options, this bathroom wall radiator will have your guests saying wow while they wash. Also see the vertical bathroom wall radiator options in our Vertical Ultra range, available in 12 sizes and 36 colours. These minimalist masterpiece bathroom wall radiators really are something to see. Plus, you can accessorise it will a towel rail for style and practicality. Choosing radiators for bathrooms doesn’t have to be difficult, with our extensive range available to browse online. Buy modern bathroom radiators with us today!
Small Bathroom Radiators
If you need a small bathroom radiator or an ensuite radiator, we have one of the largest choices of small bathroom radiators in the UK.
Designer bathroom radiators, like the Concord Plane, have a modern design that holds its own even on a smaller scale. Opt for the double panel model, and a small bathroom radiator will provide you with enough heat to keep you toasty warm on cold mornings.
Our designer bathroom towel rails for small bathrooms may be smaller in size but they are still big on style and practicality.
Best Bathroom Radiators for Humidity
If damp and humidity linger in your bathroom our, Compact Xtra Protection Radiators will be the best bathroom radiator for you. Designed with extra protection against bathrooms where moisture is ever present, the Compact Xtra will retain its smart appearance and resist corrosion without compromising on heat output. Smaller bathrooms can be a hot spot for humidity, so you’ll be pleased to know the Compact Xtra comes in 24 sizes making it a super small bathroom radiator too. Browse our range of radiators for bathrooms and buy online today!
Bathroom Radiators UK - FAQs
What is a Dual Fuel Bathroom Radiator?
A dual fuel bathroom radiator is one which uses both your central heating system (whether this be gas or oil fuelled) and uses electricity.
The two main benefits of dual fuel bathroom radiators are their flexibility and their energy efficiency. This often earns them the accolade of the best bathroom radiators.
During colder months, when you naturally have all your bathroom radiators on, you can use the central heating to power your bathroom radiator. When the weather is warmer and the central heating is off, but you still want the luxury of warm towels, you can turn your bathroom radiator on with the flick of a switch for instant heat.
Dual fuel bathroom radiators help keep energy bills down because they make use of energy you are already using during the winter. In the summer, you don’t have to turn on a whole system just for one radiator. Electric bathroom radiators cost a lot to run, so dual fuel bathroom radiators provide you with the best of both worlds.
To create your own dual fuel bathroom radiator, you can add our Towel Rail Electric Heating Element to a variety of our bathroom radiators including our Slimline Towel Rail, Classic Towel Rail, Caliente Rowel Rail, Caliente Curved Rail, and Concord Rail ranges.
How Do I Fix a Leaking Bathroom Radiator?
If your bathroom radiator is leaking, the most likely cause is a faulty gland nut connection in the valve. A sign your bathroom radiator or towel radiator is leaking for this reason is a patch of water on the floor at the bottom of the pipe leading up to the rubber topped valve.
Unscrew and remove the rubber cover. If a square stop is sitting on the spindle remove this. Then remove the gland nut with a spanner.
Next repack under the nut with rolled-up PTFE tape. Roll 1-2 inches or two of the tape into a string. Wrap this PTFE string around the radiator spindle and press it down below the thread using a small screwdriver or similar tool.
Replace the nut, the square stop, the rubber cover, and the screw. The rubber stopper should turn without too much or too little resistance.
If the leaking radiator is not fixed, add more PTFE tape packing to stop the leak.
How Do I Fix a Rusty Radiator?
We recommend that when you fit a new bathroom radiator, you flush it thoroughly prior to installation. Any debris inside the bathroom radiator increases the chances of corrosion later. Afterwards treat the system with an inhibitor to prolong long term protection against corrosion, limescale and rusting.
If you spot existing rust on your radiator, take a strip of aluminium foil and dip it in water. Rub this gently on your bathroom radiator. This will create a chemical reaction which should break down the rust and allow you to wipe it away.
If you have any further questions and for all radiator FAQs, view our Advice Hub.