Towelrads Ascot Vertical Double Panel Radiator 1800 x 407mm

Name: Towelrads Ascot Vertical Double Panel Radiator 1800 x 407mm
Brand: Towel Rads
SKU: 510086

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Towelrads Ascot Vertical Double Panel Radiator 1800 x 407mm

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BTU (British Thermal Unit) measures how much heat a radiator can output. The higher the BTU, the more warmth it provides. To choose the right radiator, calculate the BTU needed for your room size, insulation, and window type. Too low, and your space stays chilly; too high, and you waste energy.

£389.97

Why buy me

Vertical Radiator design lets you make the most of your wall space
Anthracite finish and the sleek panel design will add a contemporary touch to your space
Double panel so has a high heat output to warm your space instantly
Suitable for any central heating systems
Supplied with wall brackets
WxDxH - 407mm x 95mm x 1800mm

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which valves do I need?

Which valves do I need?

Inlet Position:	Pipework Through Wall	Pipework Through Floor	Pipework Along Wall
Bottom	Angled/Corner	Straight	Corner
Sides	Angled/Corner	Angled/Corner	Straight
Middle	Angled/H-Block	Straight/H-Block	Corner

Angled radiator valves are typically used when the pipework comes from the floor, or from the wall directly behind the radiator. The angled design allows for a neat connection.

Straight radiator valves are used when the pipework comes up from the floor directly beneath the radiator. They provide a vertical connection to the radiator.

Corner valves are often used when the pipework comes from the wall, or runs along the wall and needs to turn a corner to connect to the side of the radiator.

H-Block radiator valves are a more compact solution, often used with modern radiators that have connections at the bottom, rather than the sides.

Features we love

Vertical Radiator design lets you make the most of your wall space
Anthracite finish and the sleek panel design will add a contemporary touch to your space
Double panel so has a high heat output to warm your space instantly
Suitable for any central heating systems
Supplied with wall brackets

All about me

This contemporary radiator lets you make the most of your wall space with its vertical setting. It boasts an industrial look with 8 panels that provide a generous heat output of 3490 BTU to quickly warm your bathroom up from top to bottom. Plus, it comes with a 2 year guarantee to protect against manufacturing defects, so you can be confident that it will last the test of time.

Need to know

Radiator Dimensions: H 1800 x W407 x D95mm
BTU Heat output:3490
Fuel Type: Central Heating Radiator
Radiator Type: Vertical Radiator
Radiator Bars: 8
Radiator Weight:14.63kg
Radiator Material: Aluminium
Radiator style: Modern
Radiator Colour: Anthracite
Radiator Finish: Matt
Wattage:1023
Pipe Centres:
Warranty: 2 years
Supplied with wall brackets
Not Included: Radiator valves

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Once you've decided on a new bathroom radiator, you'll also need to pick up some radiator valves/electrical element separately to go with it depending on your fuel type. Compatible valves are recommended with the radiator on the product page.

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Dimensions & Weight
Height	1800mm
Depth	95mm
Width	407mm
Weight (Kg)	14.36kg
Key Information
Fuel type Choose from electric heaters, central heating or duel fuel for flexible and efficient heating	Central Heating
Alignment	Vertical
Number of Panels Single panel radiators are better for small spacers and are slimmer. Double panel radiators are better for larger spaces. The more panels, the more surface area, and the more heat emitted.	Double
Panel Shape	Rectangular
Power (W) How much energy the heater uses per hour, in watts	1023W
Heat Output (BTU - T50) How much energy the heater puts into heating your home. Based on a water temperature of 75°C, T50 boilers represent the UK standard for domestic gas boilers. The UK adopted this standard in 2013. The most common central heating system in use.	3490
Bathroom Safe
Other Information
Condition	New
Brand	Towel Rads
Colour	Anthracite
Style	Modern
Material Steel radiators are typically more affordable and come in diverse designs, while aluminum radiators excel in heat conductivity, offering faster heating and lighter weight.	Aluminium
Warranty	2 years