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Warmed towels make all the difference!
Stepping out of a warm and pleasant shower or bath can be an awful experience in the cold winter months. Heated towel rails will warm your towel though, which can make all the difference. There are more advantages than just heat too, they also keep the bathroom at a constant temperature and help to keep the room dry. Plus, they can be used to dry out recently-washed towels.
Heated towel rails also vary in size – some will hold five or
six towels and some will only hold one. They also come in
many different styles, shapes and colours so that you can
choose the correct one that will fit the style of your bathroom.
There are two main types of the heated towel rails: the electric towel rail and the old-fashioned heated towel rail, which is supported by central heating system within the house. The electric towel rails produce the most heat as the power is coming straight from the main switch. Electric heated towel rails are standalone units which require no plumbing work and are usually mounted to the wall. They are then either hard-wired into the electricals, or alternatively, your electric heated towel rail can be soft-wired meaning it is plugged into a power point giving your bathroom a clean and tidy look.
Heated towel rails are usually made of stainless steel and
available in chrome, white and gold finishes, although
some can be personalised to suit your bathroom. Heated
towel rails are manufactured from soft steel, chrome or brass,
however some manufactures may choose to use nickel or
copper. Even though this product can be made with different
material the most popular tends to be the stainless steel
option.
For more info please call Salvi Messina owner
of Renovation Boys, tel: 9519 5511, email salvi@renovationboys.com.au
Property of the Week -- Absolutely charming, perfectly positioned
11 Thornley Street, Drummoyne
Quietly positioned in one of Drummoyne East’s most sought after enclaves; a short stroll to Birkenhead Point, waterfront parkland areas and CBD transport. This property was originally a sub-post office until the early 1920’s – a typical late Victorian in appearance displaying Queen Anne features – and is now a wonderful 2-level cottage with a good-sized private rear garden and yard with endless possibilities in a brilliant location. It also has side car access to rear yard.
Accommodation includes 3 bedrooms, main with
built-ins, casual living or fourth bedroom opening
to front verandah. There’s also a large separate
formal lounge and dining. Special features
encompass its original features, fire places, fan
lights, Italianate iron palisade front fence, 6”
New Zealand Kauri flooring, Victorian chimneys,
press metal ceilings.
Auction: 1pm Saturday 18th February
Contact: Eddy Failla 0418 111 760