Traditional Radiators and Towel Rails Explained
A traditional radiator is named due to the material of its construction – that being a quality yet rather heavy cast iron build. Whilst nowhere near as fun to carry into your home as a designer aluminium radiator might be, the performance benefits are tangible.
Traditional radiators are also named due to their traditional column design, in which hot water is pumped through any number of vertical pipes that constitute the traditional radiator body.
The result is that a traditional radiator holds heat exceptionally well so your loved ones can bask in the residual warmth of such a home heating unit long after the central heating has switched off
The reason that we call them traditional radiators is that this style emerged and gained immense popularity in the late Edwardian and early Victorian times. However, don't let the traditional aesthetic fool you, they come fitted with all of the latest home heating fittings, technologies and safety standards. Combined with modern insulation, the designer traditional radiator is a formidable beast churning out remarkable BTU figures.
Top Traditional Radiators
Let’s kick things off with the classic traditional radiator, yet renovated for the modern home heating seeker.
Top Traditional Heated Towel Rails
From all around the home to the bathroom – enjoy home heating designs that are classically reminiscent with our range of traditional towel rails. These keep your towels warm and dry as well as make those winter mornings getting ready all the more bearable!
Enhance your home’s bathrooms with Victorian opulence while keeping them free of damp and ensuring all of your family’s towels are dry, warm and ready for use.
We hope you've enjoyed our journey through some of the best traditional radiators and heated towel rails! As always, please don't hesitate to reach out to the Only Radiators team right here and we will be delighted to provide all of the information you need – and probably a heck of a lot more!
