A vertical anthracite towel rail at 950x500mm, the Arvani puts its heat into a single flat panel instead of bars. At ΔT50 it puts out 1,582 BTU (464W); on a lower flow temperature expect less.
It takes standard 1/2" connections and a pair of 15mm radiator valves, which are ordered separately.
Specification
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Size: 950x500mm
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BTU: 1582 - 822
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Watt Output: 464 - 241W
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Recommended Area: Up to 5m²
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Anthracite flat panel towel radiator for modern bathrooms
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Constructed from solid SPCC steel with powder coated finish
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Mounts vertically on wall for space-saving style
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Superb heat performance with durable finish
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1/2" inlet/outlet compatible with UK plumbing
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10 bar pressure tested
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Radiator valves not included
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5-year guarantee for peace of mind
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BTU values are provided as a range based on ΔT50°C (standard UK rating) and ΔT30°C (lower temperature systems).
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit a narrow wall?
It is 500mm wide, so it will go where a conventional radiator will not — between a door and a basin, or on the short return wall of an en-suite. Leave roughly 30mm behind it for the brackets and another 100mm below for the valves.
What valves do I need?
No, they are ordered separately. Pick angled valves for pipework coming through the wall and straight valves for pipes from the floor. A thermostatic pair lets you run this rail independently of the rest of the house.
Will the finish mark?
Powder coating is hard wearing and handles steam well. Clean the anthracite finish with warm water and a soft cloth — no scouring pads, and nothing with bleach in it.
How long is the guarantee?
5 years against manufacturing defects on this Arvani. Keep your order number; that is all we need to process a claim.
- Type: Heated Towel Rail
- Width: 500mm
- Height: 950mm
- Panels: Single Panel
- Heat output: Medium (1201–1700 BTU)
- Connection position: Side
- Valve style: Angled or Straight
Help choosing
A towel rail should keep the bathroom warm, not just dry towels. Check it's powerful enough for the room.
Enter your room size to see the heat output you need.
- Match the output to the room. Use the BTU figure from the calculator. In a bathroom, a towel rail alone often heats a small room; bigger rooms may need a radiator too.
- Check your connections. Measure the gap between your pipes and choose valves to suit: angled, straight or corner (see the valve helper on our valve pages).
- Heat pump? At the lower water temperatures heat pumps run at, expect roughly half the listed output.
- Summer use. Central heating rails only warm up when the heating is on. A dual fuel kit adds an electric element where the rail supports it.
Still not sure? Send us your measurements and we'll check for you.










