Looking for a reliable heating solution that doesn’t take up too much room? Our Cloakroom Radiators collection offers a stylish and practical way to...
Cloakroom Radiators
Looking for a reliable heating solution that doesn’t take up too much room? Our Cloakroom Radiators collection offers a stylish and practical way to heat small...
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Cloakroom Radiators
Looking for a reliable heating solution that doesn’t take up too much room? Our Cloakroom Radiators collection offers a stylish and practical way to heat small bathrooms, en-suites, and guest toilets. Designed specifically for compact spaces, these radiators combine efficient heat output with modern aesthetics, helping you maximise comfort without sacrificing valuable wall or floor space.
Whether you’re renovating a downstairs toilet or adding a finishing touch to a guest bathroom, cloakroom radiators are the perfect choice. Choose from a wide selection of slimline, narrow, vertical, and horizontal models to fit even the most restricted spaces. Our radiators come in a variety of heights, widths, BTU outputs and colour finishes from classic white and polished chrome to trendy anthracite and black.
Most models are compatible with central heating, electric, or dual fuel systems, offering flexibility during installation. With fast UK delivery and quality you can trust, Elegant Radiators makes upgrading your cloakroom simple and stress-free.
Cloakroom Radiators – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the best radiator for a small cloakroom?
The best radiator for a cloakroom is a compact towel rail or slimline vertical radiator that fits the space without obstructing movement. Look for models under 500mm wide with efficient BTU output.
2. Do I need a radiator in a downstairs toilet?
Yes, installing a small radiator helps prevent dampness, improves comfort, and keeps towels dry, especially in winter.
3. Can I install a towel radiator in a cloakroom?
Absolutely. Towel radiators are popular in cloakrooms for their dual purpose—heating the room and warming towels.
4. What size radiator do I need for a cloakroom?
This depends on room size and insulation. Use a BTU calculator, but generally, radiators with 500–1500 BTU are ideal for cloakrooms.
5. Are electric radiators suitable for cloakrooms?
Yes, electric towel rails are perfect for cloakrooms where plumbing access is limited or you want independent heating.
6. What’s the difference between a cloakroom radiator and a bathroom radiator?
Cloakroom radiators are typically smaller and narrower, designed specifically for compact or awkward spaces.
7. Can I use dual fuel in a small radiator?
Yes, dual fuel models allow summer use via electricity and winter use via central heating, offering year-round flexibility.
8. Do cloakroom radiators come in different colours?
Yes, you can choose from white, chrome, anthracite, black, and other designer finishes to match your style.
9. Is it better to choose vertical or horizontal for small spaces?
Vertical radiators save more wall space and are better for narrow areas, while horizontal ones can fit below windows or counters.
10. Do small radiators give enough heat?
Yes, as long as the BTU output matches your room’s heating requirement, even compact radiators can warm small spaces effectively.
11. How high should a cloakroom radiator be fitted?
Typically, towel rails are fitted 300–600mm from the floor, depending on your wall space and preferences.
12. Can I install a radiator behind the door in a cloakroom?
Yes, narrow radiators can often fit behind doors, but check clearance to avoid obstructions.
13. Are cloakroom radiators energy-efficient?
Modern cloakroom radiators are designed to be highly efficient, especially electric models with built-in thermostats.
14. Do all cloakroom radiators come with valves?
No, valves are usually sold separately, so make sure to purchase compatible angled or straight valves for your setup.
15. How long does it take to install a cloakroom radiator?
Installation by a professional typically takes 1–2 hours, depending on whether it’s plumbed or electric.