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Bathroom heater

dobsdave · 2010-12-09 10:24:00

Hi Folks, Looking for suggestions, Downstairs bathrrom always seems to freezeing. Only electrical supply is currently being used for a wall-light/mirror. Not looking for anything major, just to take the chill out of the room. Is there such a thing as a Light/Heater unit? Thanks,

09-12-2010 10:24am

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dobsdave

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Hi Folks,

Looking for suggestions,
Downstairs bathrrom always seems to freezeing.
Only electrical supply is currently being used for a wall-light/mirror.

Not looking for anything major, just to take the chill out of the room.
Is there such a thing as a Light/Heater unit?

Thanks,

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#2 09-12-2010 4:59pm

indie armada

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you could fit a downflow bathroom heater. they mount on the wall and blow out hot air. they cost about 40 euro. they have a little pull cord for switching and usually fed from a 13 amp spur

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