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Ultraheat launches beautiful new Electric Towel Rail Collection D


oes your space need heating, but have no immediate access to an


existing water-supply? Ultraheat is proud to present our new, delicately designed electric towel rails - your quick and easy solution. This stunning collection includes


a range of quality finishes, from a classic, brushed Antique Copper to an ultra- modern, high-shine Chrome, and features some beautiful asymmetrical designs. Whether you need a compact towel warmer for your ensuite, or a larger heating solution for the family bathroom, the Ultraheat Electric Towel Rail Collection has a solution made for you. Our electric towel rails are provided pre-filled


with a heat transfer liquid and fitted with a compatible heating element - all that’s required from your space is a standard electrical outlet. The ultraheat electric towel rail range is perfect for conservatories, listed buildings and flats, and can be fitted anywhere - in the bathroom and beyond. At Ultraheat, we implement a 3 Bar Safety


Method for all our electric towel rails; a 3 Bar Valve is provided with every product in this collection. We also offer a range of compatible Smart accessories for 24/7, precision control of your energy usage. Request your Ultraheat Electric Towel Rail


Catalogue today. Ultraheat is the heating division of Pitacs


Limited. Ultraheat Vera Electric in Brushed Stainless Steel


+44 (0)1908 271155 info@pitacs.com www.ultraheat.co.uk


Ultraheat Calder Electric in Brushed Copper


Compact and contemporary


MODERN LOOK | EFFECTIVE HEATING | QUALITY PRODUCTS Ultraheat is the heating division of Pitacs Limited


T: +44 (0)1908 271155 E: info@pitacs.com W: www.ultraheat.co.uk BKU MAY 2020 21


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