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The Popularity of Chrome Towel Radiators
The chrome heated towel rail is the nation’s favourite towel radiator. That’s why Stelrad are proud to offer an impressive range of chrome towel radiators for you to explore. From small chrome towel rails for ensuites to designer chrome heated towel radiators for modern bathrooms, it’s hard to beat our exciting range. After all, we are the UK’s #1 heating specialist.
The luxury of stepping out of a shower or bath and wrapping up in a warm, soft towel is reminiscent of spa day decadence. It’s no wonder that, though in the 1980s seen as an aspirational bathroom accessory for only the most exclusive bathrooms, the chrome towel radiator is now a must-have on every homeowner’s bathroom makeover shopping list.
Though our full range of towel radiators is now available in a variety of finishes, the sparkly gleam of a clean chrome radiator makes it the leading favourite in bathrooms across the country. While the popularity of coloured towel radiators grow, chrome radiators hold their own for their ability to match all bathroom décor and bounce light around the smallest room in the house.
Multipurpose Chrome Towel Radiators
A chrome towel radiator or heated towel rail will work hard in your bathroom. It will be a chrome towel rail for storing and displaying your towels – saving the hooks on the back of your bathroom door for fluffy dressing gowns. The Concord Side Chrome Radiator Rail is perfect for sliding towels on and off with ease.
As a chrome heated towel rail, it will be a towel heater keeping your towels warm and reducing the level of damp in the bathroom. The large 1744mm x 600mm Classic Towel Rail has plenty of room for keeping the whole family’s towels toasty.
A chrome towel radiator can even replace your bathroom radiator, contributing to the heating of the house. Just make sure you choose the correct size for your bathroom. Our handy tools, the Radiator Size Calculator and the Heat Loss Calculator, will help you choose the best chrome towel rail for your space.
Chrome Towel Radiator & Rail Designs & Sizes
We have a towel radiator for every bathroom. The Concord Side Chrome Radiators are chrome flat towel radiators with sleek lines for minimalist appeal. The Classic Towel Rail range has a bold tubular design if you prefer softer lines.
Your ensuite will be happiest with a small chrome towel rail for warming just one or two towels. The Classic Mini Towel Rail is a super option for this.
If you have a spacious bathroom, a large, high output, chrome ladder towel radiator will fill and heat the space better. Try this Slimline Towel Rail which is part of our range of radiators.
CHROME TOWEL RAILS FAQs
Are There Electric Chrome Towel Rails?
Yes, we have three towel radiator ranges which, when combined with our Towel Rail Electric Heating Element, become electric towel radiators. The Classic Towel Rail Radiator, Slimline Towel Rail Radiator and Concord Rail Radiator ranges all have this capacity.
How Do You Clean a Chrome Heated Towel Rail or Towel Radiator?
To clean your chrome towel radiator or rail, first make sure it is free of dust. You can then use either mild soapy water, a home-made solution of vinegar water, or a store-bought chrome cleaner. Do not use an abrasive cleaner.
Use a microfibre cloth to wipe the chrome towel rail radiator over with your chosen cleaning solution. You can use a toothbrush for tricky areas.
Use a clean, dry microfibre cloth to now buff the surface and return you chrome radiator to its beautiful shine.
Do Chrome Towel Radiators Rust?
If chrome towel radiators are not maintained, have leaks, or condensation is allowed to sit for prolonged periods of time, rust can develop. Remove rust from a chrome bathroom radiator immediately.
White vinegar is an effective solution for removing surface rust as its acidic nature will break down the rust. Another tip is to dip a strip of aluminium foil in a small amount of water and gently rub the rusty area. The chemical reaction will remove the rust.
Do I Have to Bleed My Chrome Heated Towel Rail?
A heated towel rail is a radiator and, just like your other household radiators, does require bleeding.
You should bleed your towel rails at least once a year and at any time when it is cooler at the top than at the bottom, as this is a sign of trapped air.