Heated Towel Rail Installation

What heated towel rail installation includes

A careful installation or replacement, designed around your existing system and bathroom layout.

• Help choosing the right connection type: central heating, electric, or dual fuel
• Isolation of supplies before work starts
• Secure mounting and correct positioning on suitable wall fixings
• Pipework adjustments where needed for a clean, practical finish
• Fitting valves and connections suited to the rail and system
• Filling, bleeding and bringing the system back up to pressure (for wet systems)
• Leak testing and operational checks before sign-off
• Clear handover on how to use it and what to watch for

When this service is most useful

You may want a new or replacement heated towel rail if you are refurbishing a bathroom, upgrading from a standard radiator, or dealing with a leaking or rusty rail. It is also a good option if towels stay damp in winter or ventilation alone is not enough. Landlords and small commercial sites often choose towel rails for a tidy, easy to maintain heat source.

How the installation is carried out

First, we confirm what you have now, where the pipework sits, and whether your preferred rail will fit the space and heat requirements. On the day, supplies are isolated, the rail is mounted level, and connections are made using the correct fittings and valves. The system is then tested for leaks and performance before we leave it in safe working order.

After installation: getting the best performance

We will explain how to bleed the rail if needed, how to spot early signs of a slow leak, and how to keep valves and finishes in good condition. If you want heat in summer without running the full central heating, we can advise on dual fuel options and what is required. If any settling-in adjustments are needed, we can arrange a follow-up visit.