Giavani Heated Towel Rail Valves - Angled

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The Giavani Angled Towel Rail Valves are designed for homeowners and plumbers looking to create a clean and efficient heating setup when pipework emerges from the wall. Their key benefit is providing a discreet 90-degree connection to towel rails, maximizing floor space and enhancing aesthetics. A potential caveat is that they are specifically angled and may not suit installations where pipework comes from the floor. These valves offer a durable, solid brass construction with a polished chrome finish, featuring easy-to-use manual control for heat adjustment, and are compatible with standard 15mm pipework.
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No, these are specifically angled valves designed for pipework that emerges from the wall, providing a 90-degree connection. For floor-emerging pipes, straight or cornered valves would be more appropriate.
The Giavani Angled Towel Rail Valves are compatible with all standard 15mm UK copper or plastic heating pipework.
While basic DIY installation is possible, it is recommended to have a qualified plumber install these valves to ensure correct fitting, prevent leaks, and maintain the integrity of your central heating system.
These are manual control valves, meaning temperature adjustment is done by turning the head. For thermostatic control, you would need to purchase thermostatic towel rail valves.
The Giavani Angled Towel Rail Valves are forged from solid high-grade brass for durability and heat management.
Clean the valves with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or chemicals that could damage the polished chrome surface.
The valves have a 1/2" BSP thread size, which is standard for most towel rail inlets.
Ensure the connection is securely tightened. Reapply PTFE tape or appropriate sealant to the threads and re-tighten. If the leak persists, check for damage to the valve or radiator threads.
Check that the central heating system is operational and that the valves are open. Ensure there are no airlocks in the system by bleeding the towel rail. Verify the valve is not fully closed.
Ensure the valve has not been overtightened. If stiff, a small amount of appropriate lubricant may be applied to the spindle (refer to manufacturer guidelines if available). Check for any debris obstructing the mechanism.
Clean the valves using a soft, damp cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or scouring pads.
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