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Towel radiator

7 years ago

Would love to know where this radiator is from please

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Feature Radiators
7 years ago
It looks like polished stainless steel, rather than chrome.

I don't know the specific brand but it does look very similar to our Alpine range of towel warmers.

http://www.featureradiators.co.uk/Towel_Rails.htm
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