Turn Up the Heat…with T


he PJH Group’s Bathrooms to Love Collection has enhanced its heating


range with the addition of over 40 new designer radiators and ladder rails, as well as new accessories and valves. With designer radiators now a significant


bathroom category, Bathrooms to Love is able to offer its independent retail and merchant customers a really comprehensive choice of styles and designs from classic to contemporary. And this is not limited to just bathrooms as many of the designs can complement any room in the home – so an added sell for stockists. The expanded heating range includes a variety of innovative and designer-inspired radiators and towel rails, perfectly blending form with function – and at a range of ‘Good, Better & Best’ competitive price points. Styles are available in many shapes, sizes and finishes as well as multifunctional designs with integrated mirrors, or with optional extras


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such as towel rails and magnetic robe hooks. The new collection includes some high heat


output models, such as the CLAVA SLIM vertical designer radiator in white, boasting an impressive 3546 BTUs, as well as a very slimline design at just 325mm in width (1800mm height), so a good space-saving choice too. Or the tubular ‘S’ shaped GIRO model in chrome with a high BTU of 3522. The on-trend anthracite finish, as well as pure


white, features on many of the new styles, such as the minimalist TABULA with its smooth flat finish,


as well as PORTRA, which cleverly includes a mirror and an optional magnetic robe hook in its design.


Designer styles, RHONDI and MODAL come


in particularly compact sizes enabling the smallest of rooms to feature a design-led radiator – with RHONDI measuring in at 500mm (W) x 800mm (H), and MODAL, at a very slim 309mm in width (1800mm in height). The new Bathrooms to Love heating collection


features in PJH’s current ‘Bathroom Deals’ brochure, that runs until the end of March 2021.


0800 8 77 88 99 www.partners.pjh.uk www.bathroomstolove.uk


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