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This 500mm (w) x 1200mm (h) Fortis Brass designer towel rail is a statement piece of designer heating. With its large angular tubes it is a practical solution while providing a focal point to the room. The additional spaces allow room to hang and dry towels without sacrificing heat into the room. The Fortis towel rail can be installed on a central heating system, fitted as a stand alone electric unit or as dual fuel towel rail for maximum efficiency
"This 500mm (w) x 1200mm (h) Fortis Brass designer towel rail is a statement piece of designer heating. With its large angular tubes it is a practical solution while providing a focal point to the room. The additional spaces allow room to hang and dry towels without sacrificing heat into the room. The Fortis towel rail can be installed on a central heating system, fitted as a stand alone electric unit or as dual fuel towel rail for maximum efficiency."
- Our range of designer towel rails are modelled in house and manufactured at our modern factory.
- The high heat output of our towel rails are achieved from the sourcing of high quality steel finished with a quality PVD Plating.
- All our heat output figures (BTU'S) are listed at Delta T50.
- We have designed the bar patterns of the towel rails to optimise the volume of horizontal bars for heat output with spaces for functionality to allow you to hang your towels.
- All our towel rails are supplied with a wall mounting kit (including bleed valve and blank plugs)
- This towel rail is supplied with a 10 year manufacturer guarantee. (Euronorm BS EN 442).
NOTE: Please do not compare this product with cheap imports, which will be aesthetically less appealing, have a poor finish and a reduced heat output.
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This is a guide for reference only. Rooms may require more than one radiator. If this applies to you, divide the required output between the number of radiators required. All figures given are for Delta T 50°.