DuraTherm straight round-bar towel warmer
The classic ladder shape: rounded horizontal bars that stay straight rather than bowing forwards. Chrome is the leading everyday finish.
From the familiar curved chrome towel warmer to slim flat panels and statement designer rails, we help you choose the right fuel type, size, controls and finish for your bathroom.
We have kept the collection focused on dependable shapes that work in real bathrooms. The standard curved chrome rail leads the range, with flat-panel and designer alternatives where the room calls for a more distinctive finish.
Radiator dimensions alone do not determine warmth. We also consider heat loss, towel coverage, controls, pipe position and how the bathroom is used.
Connects to the central-heating circuit and runs with the rest of the system.
Runs independently, helpful where new pipework is impractical or separate control is preferred.
Uses central heating in winter and an electric element when the main system is off.
The standard straight round-bar chrome rail leads this section. The curved version adds towel clearance, while flat-panel and open-sided designer rails provide more architectural alternatives.
The classic ladder shape: rounded horizontal bars that stay straight rather than bowing forwards. Chrome is the leading everyday finish.
The same familiar rounded-bar ladder shape, with rails that bow gently forwards to create extra towel clearance.
Broad flat rails create a cleaner modern profile and a strong visual link with dark bathroom fittings.
An open-sided, offset rail inspired by the designer style shown. Towels slide on easily and the shape becomes a feature.
Electric-only rails are pre-filled and do not need a central-heating connection. They do require a suitable bathroom electrical supply and professional installation.
A compact chrome rail for independent towel warming, available with output matched to its size.
The standard ladder style with rounded horizontal bars that remain straight. A white finish is also available for softer schemes.
Dual fuel combines the central-heating circuit with an electric element. It is a useful option when you want towel warming on a cool morning without running the whole heating system.
The standard rounded ladder rail in a straight profile, with a broad size range and thermostatic element for year-round flexibility.
A stronger designer profile with manual or thermostatic element options depending on size.
The right radiator is more than a finish and a height. A free home visit lets us relate the product to the room, the existing services and the way you need to use it.
The symbols rank the featured radiator families relative to one another. Exact prices vary by size, finish, element and installation requirements.
Book a free home visit and we will help match the fuel type, output, size and finish to your bathroom.