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I was wondering about this. I think we'd have a heated towel rail on the wall immediately on the left when you come in, and then probably a single rail or hook next to the shower so you don't have to pad across the room.
tbc-
Yes, I personally would place the heated towel rail next to whichever you use most out of bath and shower, or go full 40k bathroom and have a heated towel rail (and towels) next to both...
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Not having the heated towel rail positioned so that you can grab your towel from it whilst in the shower cubical is a massive layout fail IMO.
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heated towel rail
Two bits of advice;
- If water heated make sure it's plumbed into the hot water NOT the heating. Otherwise you need the heating on to dry towels.
- Get the absolute largest you can fit.
- If water heated make sure it's plumbed into the hot water NOT the heating. Otherwise you need the heating on to dry towels.
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I've been converting our old electric heaters to newer ones.
The old 650w oil filled radiator/towel rail could be roasting hot in half an hour, so good for warming a towel but took forever to heat the bathroom.
The 700w new one is a great heater taking the bathroom from 17deg overnight temperature to 21deg in about 30 minutes.
The bottom half has less power so warms the towels a bit, without compromising the heating too much.https://www.herschel-infrared.co.uk/product/select-xls-infrared-towel-heater/
Sam_w
Howard
hugo7
user69121
My only thought.... Where are your towels going? I know with that layout if I put a towel rail by the shower I would always get in the bath then realise they were out of reach and vice versa...