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The Right Radiators Traditional Victorian Heated Towel Rail is designed for homeowners seeking to blend classic aesthetic charm with efficient bathroom heating and towel storage. It offers high heat output and durable steel construction suitable for modern or period bathroom suites, though users should be aware that the necessary radiator valves are not included in the package and must be purchased separately.
| Colour | Grey |
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| Brand | Right Radiators |
No, the package includes the radiator and fixing kit only. You will need to purchase compatible radiator valves separately.
We strongly recommend professional installation by a qualified plumber to ensure the unit is correctly connected to your central heating system and complies with safety standards.
The maximum working pressure for this unit is 7 bar.
Yes, this product is manufactured to meet BS EN 442 standards, ensuring high quality and safety.
The radiator comes with a 10-year 'fit and forget' guarantee.
Yes, the Victorian design is a popular choice for adding a touch of traditional character to a modern bathroom suite.
Air is likely trapped in the system. Use the provided vent key to bleed the radiator until water flows out.
Ensure that the radiator valves are fully open and that the central heating system is pressurized correctly.
Ensure that the thread sealant or PTFE tape was applied correctly during installation; if it persists, contact a plumber to tighten or replace the joint.
Installation must be performed by a qualified plumber to ensure the unit is correctly integrated into your central heating loop. The package includes the essential fixing kit, but you will need to source matching radiator valves separately. For maintenance, clean the surface periodically with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive chemicals or acidic cleaners, as these can damage the finish over time. Periodically check the valves and connections for any signs of seepage and bleed the radiator if you notice cold spots indicating trapped air.
