When choosing a particular towel radiator model, we need to focus on some important technical and practical aspects. Answering these basic questions incorrectly can cost us dearly: The heater may not work as expected… The bathroom is not sufficiently heated or there is a problem with the room overheating and insufficient ventilation. With this blog we advise you on what to look for when choosing a towel radiator!
Heating Capacity
First of all, you should pay attention to the power of the heater. The power of the heater should be adjusted according to the volume of the room, that is, the size of the bathroom. If we ignore this factor, the effect will be felt immediately. First of all, we will definitely pay higher bills! Because less always means more energy consumption: A very small radiator will run longer and ultimately consume more energy.
Incorrectly selected power of a bathroom radiator leads to higher energy consumption, as well as constant problems with an insufficiently heated room. It should not be forgotten that hot water also increases the temperature in the bath while taking a bath. But getting out of the tub after a bath or taking a shower in a cool room can be uncomfortable.
A poorly heated bathroom causes ventilation problems. Very low temperatures combined with humidity can cause bacteria and fungi to grow and wet spots to form on walls and furniture. In addition, not only our walls are affected by the wrong choice of radiators! We can also feel this in our own health. There may be skin problems, hair problems, and people with respiratory diseases will definitely experience more discomfort from using such an area.
The optimum temperature in the bathroom is very important for our well-being and health. Therefore, it is worth analyzing the rooms themselves and choosing the right power of the heating device.
We recommend our bathroom heaters, for example BATHROOM RADIATOR SOPHIA 0850
Fixing Method
Another important parameter when choosing a radiator is the installation method. Before buying, we need to be sure of how we will mount our device on the wall. Each bathroom radiator can be installed in different ways. This method strictly depends on the type of wall on which it will be installed. If it is a brick wall, the best solution is to lay it with dowels. If the wall is covered with ceramic tiles, you can use special dowels that are driven into the wall. In the case of drywall, the radiator is mounted on special dowels for drywall.
But remember that the anchors and screws must be suitable for the type of wall and the size and weight of the radiator! All this so that the device hangs stably on the wall and does not threaten anyone when using the bathroom. If we are not sure how to install the radiator, you should consult a remodeling professional.
Radiator Model
It is also important to choose a radiator model that can be successfully installed in the designated place in the bathroom. So let's pay attention to the size of the device. We can choose between vertical and horizontal towel radiators, panel and ladder radiators in the market. Vertical ladder radiators work well in small bathrooms as they take up little space and can also be used as a dryer or towel rail. See examples of bathroom radiators – Bathroom Radiator
The material from which the radiators are made is also important when choosing a model. And here too we have a wide selection: steel and aluminum radiators. They are available in several colors, so they are not only functional, but also an aesthetic element of the bathroom interior.
In conclusion, choosing a towel radiator is not particularly difficult, although it is worth paying attention to several important elements. Let's be guided by aesthetic and functional considerations so that the bathroom radiator functions optimally for space heating (with economical energy consumption!) and matches the size and appearance of the interior. Best of all, good aesthetics, good functional and practical go hand in hand with quality! Then our bathroom will be warm, beautiful and comfortable for us!
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