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Metal drying tower

5 years ago

Is the metal drying tower similar to a heated towel rail. Please can you advise who manufactures these and where they can be purchased?
Kind regards
Isobel Richardson

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Kia Designs
5 years ago
Hi

It's actually a heated towel rail that folds out. It's called Stendy from Vogue and is available from many national bathroom and radiator suppliers. They are fantastic for bathrooms as well as utility rooms
isobelr58
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you very much Kia. They look fantastic ( I just did a quick google of them). I will most definitely be installing one rather than just a straight towel rail. Your work is lovely.

Thanks for replying ( not every one does when questions are posted). I really appreciate it.

kind regards

isobel
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You’re very welcome. We always try and give as much information as possible. Hope your project goes well and enjoy. These radiators are fab

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