SRMS Thermorail Mounting System - 1000x110x10mm
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The Thermorail SRMS mounting system is designed to simply the process of installing multiple single electric heated towel rails. The mounting system is installed in the wall prior to it being sheeted with the fixing spigots and rail leads installed. The wall is then sheeted and tiled leaving the mounts and cables protruding from the wall as the fixing point of the rails on the right hand side.The mounting system ensures an even spacing between the rail, provides a stronger fixing point for the rail and allows the wiring to be put in the correct position prior to the wall being sheeted. This will save valuable installation time on site and ensure an overall better installation. Whilst the mounting system is not mandatory for the install of single heated bathroom towel rails it is recommended especially if multiple rails are going to be installed to create a design statement in the bathroom.The mounting system is not suitable for use with the vertical heated towel rails.SRMS Thermorail Mounting System - 1000x110x10mm
| Product | Warranty Summary |
|---|---|
| Underfloor Heating | German-made Thermonet Underfloor Heating that we give each system a warranty that lasts a Lifetime with 3 year warranty on our Thermostats. |
| Heated Towel Rails | 10 year warranty. |
| Space Heating | 2 year warranty. |
| Mirrors | 2 year warranty. |
All products are new and covered by the manufacturer's Australian warranty.
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Heated towel ladders have several bars to warm and dry multiple towels, suiting busy family bathrooms. Single heated bars are slimmer and use fewer watts, making them a neat fit for ensuites or replacing an existing towel rail.
Some rails plug into a power point, while 12V low-voltage rails run through a transformer, which is included with some models and sold separately for others. Any rail wired directly into the circuit must be installed by a licensed electrician.
A timer lets you heat towels only when you need them, helping keep running costs down. Some rails come with a plug-in timer, and timer controls are also sold separately, including 7-day touch screen options.
Measure the wall width and height, and compare the wattage listed for each rail to gauge running costs. Plan the power point or transformer location before tiling, as moving it later is costly and disruptive.