Toàn quốc: Can You Heat A Bathroom With Towel Radiators?

It is definitely possible to heat bathrooms with a heated towel rail, especially if your bathroom is on the smaller side. Larger bathrooms may require an additional heat source to stay warm. Most UK bathrooms in houses with heating will have a radiator installed already. If you have a bigger bathroom and want to increase the heating options, you could consider adding an electric towel rail to the room in addition to the radiator.

 

It goes without saying that water, electricity and metals are a bad combination, and in the bathroom you can sometimes find all three! So if an electrical fault does occur, there needs to be a plan in place to prevent any dangerous situations developing. That’s where earth bonding comes in. Earth bonding in the bathroom simply means that all of the metal components are connected with an earth cable. In a typical household this includes the bathroom radiator, bath, shower, basin, toilet and lighting. The earth cable prevents any unfriendly electric shocks by collecting the leaking current caused by the fault before it travels through anything metal or damp or your body! Most bathrooms contain copper pipes which require earth bonding. But if your bathroom has plastic pipes, these do not need to be bonded.

 

Our freestanding baths are designed to offer maximum comfort, offering generous depth and thickness for body support. Many of the materials we use - such as composite stone and cast iron - can also help to retain water heat, enabling you to enjoy relaxing cheap baths for longer. In addition, we offer a range of convenient bathroom accessories to enhance your bathing experience, including bath pillows and bath caddies to keep essentials close to hand.

Each of our freestanding baths comes with detailed installation instructions to simplify the process. On the product page for your chosen freestanding bath, you can also find a technical drawing which should be downloaded and checked before installation as it shows the exact dimensions of the bath base, the bath void depth, and the location of the bath waste fitting.