Towel rails keep your towels warm and dry while adding style to your bathroom or en-suite. Available in classic chrome, modern black, and other finishes, they’re as practical as they are attractive.
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A heated towel rail provides a place to hang towels while contributing warmth to your bathroom or en-suite. Choosing the right model means balancing its appearance, the hanging space you need and the room’s heating requirement.
Think about how many people use the bathroom and how many towels you regularly need to hang. A compact rail may suit a small en-suite, while a shared bathroom may benefit from more hanging space.
Our range includes a black straight towel rail, a chrome curved design and flat panel towel rails in white, black and anthracite.
Straight rails offer a simple appearance, while curved rails have a bowed profile. Flat panel designs provide a contemporary alternative with broader heating surfaces.
Check each model’s dimensions and the spacing between its rails or panels. Consider how easily you will be able to hang and remove your towels, particularly beside a basin, shower screen or door.
The right towel rail may provide sufficient heat for a bathroom, but this depends on the room’s heat loss and the model’s output. A rail chosen mainly for towel storage may not meet the whole room’s heating requirement.
Use our BTU calculator as a starting point and compare the result with the chosen model’s output. Hanging towels over the rail can also reduce the warmth released into the room.
Measure the available space and allow access to the valves. If replacing an existing radiator or towel rail, ask your installer to check the pipe centres and connections before ordering.
A heated towel rail is a radiator designed to hold towels while providing warmth. Its rails or panels create hanging space, making it a practical option for bathrooms and en-suites.
It can if its heat output is sufficient for the room’s heating requirement. Compare the chosen model’s output with an estimate from our BTU calculator. Larger or less well-insulated bathrooms may need additional heating, and covering the rail with towels can reduce room heat output.
Castle Radiators’ current range includes a black straight heated towel rail, a chrome curved model and designer flat panel towel rails in white, black and anthracite.
Consider the available wall space, required heat output and number of towels you need to hang. Check the height, width, projection and rail spacing of the model you are considering.
It may be possible, but the new towel rail must provide suitable heat output and fit the available space. Ask your installer to check the pipework, connections and mounting requirements, as alterations may be needed.
Browse our bathroom radiator collection to compare towel rails, flat panel and vertical designs for your bathroom or en-suite.
For help comparing styles and sizes, read our guide to choosing towel radiators and heated rails.
You can also explore how to choose the best bathroom radiator for your home for advice on wall space, heat output and design.
