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Hi could you tell me where the heated towel rails come from please.

8 years ago

Belgravia · More Info

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Best Heating
8 years ago
Hi Alison, we stock many HTRs like this here - http://www.bestheating.com/heated-towel-rails/traditional-heated-towel-rails.html

Good luck finding what you need!
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Meltons
7 years ago
Meltons had the towel rail made especially for us to the particular height that was required for the window sill.
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