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Towel radiator for Ensuite

Galego · 2013-12-03 11:02:29

Need a bit of advice here. Doing a bit of refurbishment in my ensuite and I am going to put a new towel radiator replacing a single standard 500 x 300. The room is tiny, approx. 2x1.5m (don’t even think it is that big). I now wonder whether to order the towel radiator: 1- 500 x 800 BUT around 1300 Or 2- 500 x 1200 BUT…

03-12-2013 11:02am

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Galego

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Need a bit of advice here.

Doing a bit of refurbishment in my ensuite and I am going to put a new towel radiator replacing a single standard 500 x 300. The room is tiny, approx. 2x1.5m (don’t even think it is that big). I now wonder whether to order the towel radiator:
1- 500 x 800 BUT around 1300
Or
2- 500 x 1200 BUT around 1750
I do not want the room to look too busy, it is already small enough itself, but at the same time I want to have a bit of heat in the room (don’t want the towel radiator to be too small for the room).

Look forward to getting some good advice.

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#2 03-12-2013 6:39pm

CBYR1983

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Go for the biggest one possible, 1800 even. They give off no heat. They're a fashion accessory.

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