Where should the radiator go?? (Bathroom)
I'm about to get my bathroom done and have the chance to move the vertical radiator from where it is now by the toilet to the space beside the door.
I'm torn whether to go for this, because I was going to put a tall thin cabinet by the door, and if I put a cabinet where the radiator is now it look and feel it'd be bit a random on that wall.
Does the radiator look weird where it is? It's not impractical at all as it's nice and slimline - it's currently raised up so high so that its not on the way when you're 'on the throne'.
Looking into the room with radiator ahead
Looking out of the room - spot where the radiator might go
Looking a bit further into the room
Thanks !
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kikiamack
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7 years agoGood suggestions from the previous comments.
I agree that it looks odd as it is mounted so high up. If keeping it I would definitely lower it.
I also agree a towel rail at the foot of the bath might be a good idea.
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Or we also offer short and wide towel radiators now that could go above the bath but down the side
Radiators for small bathrooms · More InfoWe have allsorts of funny shapes and sizes if necessary. Let me know if you need any radiator expertise. Warm regards!
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