Heritage Portland Standard 574mm Wide Heated Towel Rail

Heritage Portland AHC76 Details

Toasty towels after a refreshing bath or shower will be an everyday luxury if you install Portland Heated Towel Rail from the ergonomic creations of Heritage. This robust brassware boasts unbeatable durability with its solid construction. It carries captivating classic design which is accentuated with shimmering chrome finish for a wow statement in the interiors. The heating appliance generates abundant heat to dry your wet towels and to warm-up the ambience during harsh winters.

Chrome Plated to BS EN 248.
Traditional style.
Floor mounted.
Includes valves in chrome and gold finish.
Size [mm]: 574mm x 121mm x 850mm [Width x Depth x Height].

Size [cm]: 57.4cm x 12.1cm x 85cm [Width x Depth x Height].
Output: 528 BTU [155 Watts].
Valve centre of 350mm [35cm].
Wall to valve centre: 105mm [10.5cm].
The image shown is for illustration purposes only.

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Info / Size (mm)

Towel Rail
Width: 575 mm
Height: 850 mm

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Colour
: Chrome, Vintage Gold
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 5 Years
⤷ Installation Type
: Floor Mounted
⤷ Projection (Depth)
: 121
⤷ Width
: 574
⤷ Height
: 850
⤷ Fixings included
: Yes

⤷ Orientation
: Vertical
⤷ Barcode
: 5055138501382
⤷ BTU Output
: 528
⤷ Watts
: 155
⤷ Valves Included
: Yes
⤷ Fuel Type
: Central Heating
⤷ Tube Diameter
: 32

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Product Data Sheet Pdf File Download the Fitting Instructions Pdf File Download the Declaration Of Performance Pdf File

Total: £361.34 4 Working Days Approx QS Supplies

4 Features Included In This Product Explained

BTU Output

It is the short form of a British thermal unit (BTU or Btu) and is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. It is a standard unit against which radiator efficiency is measured.
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Watts Output

Unit of power to measure electric current.

Central Heating

'Standard' radiators and towel warmers are connected to your central heating system, so hot water flows through them to heat them.
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Radiator Valve

Radiator valves help control how much hot water enters and leave it, and the flow of water controls how much heat the radiator generates. These are usually found at the radiator's bottom left, and right corners, where the water pipes enter and exit, or can also be present at the bottom near the centre.
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