It can be difficult to choose the right heating source for your bathroom. You might consider the style of your bathroom and what type of shower you would prefer for a family bathroom. Or maybe you are looking to incorporate an LED Bluetooth mirror or relax in a large tub. It is equally important to think about bathroom heating.
We get asked all the time by customers: "What is the difference between a radiator and a heated towel warm?"
Radiators are more efficient at transmitting heat. They keep your room at the optimum temperature. Heated towel warmers and heated towel rails heat your towels, but produce less heat. There is another option, however: underfloor heating.
It is important to take into account the size of your bathroom, window type, and heat source in order to help you decide which product is best for you.
What is a heated towel rail? It's a heated towel rail that can be used in place of a radiator in your bathroom. It has bars to hang towels or your robe and keeps you warm when you get out of the shower. A heated towel rail is preferred by customers over a radiator because it can hold towels. Radiators don't have that ability. There are two types of heated towel rails: the standard and electric. The standard heated towel rail is more affordable and works in conjunction with your central heating system. An electric heated towel rail runs off your electricity and is perfect for those who aren't able to plumber into your central heating system.
A second consideration is affordability. A variety of heated towel rails that will suit every budget.
Marco Heated Towel Rail
The Marco is a popular choice among customers, and it's at the bottom of the budget range. The Marco Heated Towel Rail features a modern curved design and is available in classic Chrome and White as well as Grey. It's also available in various widths and heights starting at PS59.95
Fiennes heated towel rail
The Fiennes, a stunning modern design at a moderate price, will transform your bathroom from zero-to hero. The Fiennes comes in three heights, in classic white or slick anthracite. It is also available in 3D curved bars.
The Heated Towel rails
It is the ultimate budget-friendly option. It comes with stylish straight bars that will keep towels warm and dry. It is available in Anthracite as well as Chrome at a price of only PS129.95.
Top Tip: Radiators and heated towel rails made of white heat emit more heat that chrome radiators due to their painted finish.
Bathroom Radiators
Radiators can be found in every room of your home, including the bathroom. The classic single-paneled white radiator you remember from your childhood home might be what you have today. A variety of stylish, modern, and designer options, including floor-standing, classic, and budget options.
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Kartell Radiators
Kartell offers the best prices. You will find the perfect radiator for any room in your home with budget range. A white single-paneled radiator starts at PS9.95. There are many sizes to choose from. This modern design is both simple and extremely functional.
Colosseum Radiators
The Colosseums are available at a mid-range price. The colosseum radiator is composed of connected bars that evenly distribute heat. A colosseum radiator will instantly enhance the design of your bathroom and provide a heat source. Modern radiators come in many sizes and shapes. You can also choose a horizontal model. The taller radiators can create a designer feel in your home. They are available in unique colors so you can create the right look. Only PS79.95
The Balmoral Traditional Floor Standing Radiator
The Balmoral Traditional Floor Standing Radiator is at the top of radiator selection. This radiator's vintage design allows multiple towels to dry simultaneously. The Balmoral is a traditional-styled bathroom that can be purchased for PS179.95.
You may notice that heating options come with a BTU output number. This is an important factor to consider when buying a heated towel rail or radiator.
What is a BTU number and what does it mean?
A British Thermal Unit (BTU), online calculator that will help you determine the amount of BTUs required to heat your bathroom, can be used to assist you in making the right decision. After you have determined this, you can check the BTU output of any towel warmer or radiator you wish to buy to make sure it meets your requirements.
The heat output is proportional to the BTU number. Too small and it will become too hot. Don't worry, your plumber can also advise you on the best BTUs and products that will suit your needs.
Underfloor Heating
Are you tired of the cold bathroom floors? Underfloor heating is the answer. Underfloor heating system is installed beneath porcelain or ceramic tiles and keeps those cold tiles warm. Can underfloor heating replace radiators? YES. This is a great alternative to installing a radiator or heated towel rail and can keep your bathroom at a comfortable temp. You can set the ideal temperature for your family by thermostatically controlling it.
But how does it all work?
A mat can be easily fitted underneath your tiles to hold a series of wires in place. This system is also known as a "dry system" and it is the easiest to install underfloor heating. It does not require any pipes to be installed below the floor. A small touch screen control panel is used to regulate the temperature. This panel can be found in your bathroom. You can program the thermostat to turn on at a specific time each day or switch it on whenever you need, and adjust the temperature accordingly.
What are the benefits of underfloor heating?
It will heat your bathroom, so you can say goodbye to cold mornings
It will keep the cold tiles warm and toasty even when it gets cold.
Because the condensation is dried out by regular heat, it can help to prevent mildew from developing in your bathroom.
Splashes from the bath or shower will quickly dry
Bathroom towels will dry faster if there is more heat in the atmosphere
Depending on your requirements, safe, simple to use, and easy to control
Small bathrooms are cost-efficient
You can choose from different sizes of mats to fit all bathroom sizes, from 1/m2 up to 8/m2.
Reliable heat source that evenly heats the tiles as well as the bathroom at a lower temperature in order to maintain a stable temperature
It is safer to use the bathroom with small children and toddlers than the radiator, because the temperature is constantly controlled and low.
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