Radiator & towel rail heat outputs

A good radiator can complete an interior design vision, but there’s no doubt that heating is their primary focus. So, it makes sense that budding buyers will want to ensure they’re choosing the best radiator for heat output...

Radiator heat output is measured by British Thermal Units, or BTUs. One BTU is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit, and the higher your radiator’s BTU measurement, the more capacity it has to heat a space.
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What radiators have the best heat output?

How can I improve the heat output of my radiator?

How much do radiator covers reduce heat output?

What is radiator heat output, and why is it important?

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Frequently Asked Questions (towel rails)

What is a good heat output for a towel radiator?

Does a towel rail give out as much heat as a radiator?

Do heated towel rails use a lot of electricity?

How is the heat output of a towel rail measured?

How do I calculate the heat output required for my bathroom?

Does the material of a towel rail (e.g. steel, aluminum, chrome) affect heat output?

Do double-panel towel rails produce more heat than single-panel ones?