Towel warmers

Towel warmers

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Towel dryers for all bathrooms

It's been a long day. You've just got home from work and are finally about to take a shower. It's time to finally relax. You get out of the shower, happy that you've had 10 minutes to yourself, and now you're going to dry off. You realise that all the towels are wet. That great feeling you had a few minutes ago is gone - sound familiar? You could have avoided this scenario with a Noro towel rail.

In our range you will find towel rails of high quality and modern design in several models and dimensions. Do you have a small bathroom and think that a towel rail will take up too much space? Then you should check out our range, as we have towel rails that only consist of one bar, such as our Noro Uno, or those that give you lots of space for your towels, such as Noro Nova. This means it's easy for you to find a towel rail that suits your bathroom!

You've decided to invest in a heated towel rail - water or electric? What's the difference and which is best? A hydronic heated towel rail is often connected to the house's radiator system and quickly becomes a great source of heat in your bathroom. It is an efficient and economical choice. 

If you choose an electric heated towel rail, it uses, as it sounds, electricity. This is great if you don't have the option of plugging it into the radio door system, and you can also choose when it's on and off. This also means you can check yourself that it's not drawing too much power and therefore it doesn't have to be a major expense. Whatever suits your bathroom best, you can find what you're looking for at Noro.

You've decided whether your heated towel rail will be waterborne or electric, and now the next step is to decide on the colour and style. A towel rail in black is a great choice if you're looking for a more modern feel in the bathroom, and a classic chrome colour is great if you already have a tap and shower in the same finish.

A Noro heated towel rail is the bathroom luxury you deserve!

FAQ

How close to a shower can you mount a towel rail?

Wet room zone 2 must be selected when using electricity in the bathroom. If a towel rail is to be installed, it must be at least 1 metre from the shower wall or shower door. Our recommendation is to enlist the help of an electrician with a wet room licence. Information on suitable placement of towel rails and immersion heaters is also available in the respective product manual.

How does it work to use a waterborne towel rail instead of elements?

This should work just fine! More and more people are discovering this option, which is both reliable and cheaper than using electricity. However, it's important to remember that the towel rail cannot get hotter than the water in the heating system. This is especially important if you want to combine your heated towel rail with underfloor heating, which usually has a water temperature below 30 degrees.

How to connect a water towel warmer?

In order to connect a water-based towel rail, it is usually connected to the house's closed radiator system. One tip is to buy a heated towel rail with both a water valve and an immersion heater. If you want a water heated towel rail, you need a valve that allows you to both connect and disconnect from the same valve. The most common is a single pipe system.

Is there a standard height for installing a heated towel rail?

In order for the towels to dry quickly, a height at which the towels can be hung without folding is recommended. Most importantly, the towel dryer should be placed at least 60 cm from the ground so that small children cannot climb on it.