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Use our BTU calculator to easily work out what size radiator you will need, by entering information about your room in our calculator.
Linton Towel Rail
From £1516.80
195 Colours & Finishes
Chrome steel tubes + cast iron available in 188 RAL colours & 7 Special Finishes.
Finish the look
Don't forget to add valves, all radiators and towel rails need them to work!
Create Your Dream Vintage Bathroom
A vintage interior isn’t complete without the right radiator. With the Linton towel rail, you can capture the essence of the 1920s, making it a great choice for period restorations or for those looking to recreate a vintage feel in their homes.
Classic ball joints and substantial steel tubes are partnered with the clean lines of the Linton Cast Iron radiator to create a radiator that is wonderfully unique but true to its time. Cast Iron radiators will keep your rooms warm for a long time and are easy to maintain. Our 5-year guarantee is a statement that this radiator is built to last.
900mm x 650mm | White (RAL 9016) Cast Iron sections
900mm x 820mm | Jet Black (RAL 9005) Cast Iron sections
Product Specification:
- Steel tubes with a cast iron radiator
- CE/UKCA approved & certified to BS EN442
- 3 heights; 900mm, 1000mm & 1200mm
- 3 widths; 490mm, 650mm & 820mm
- Output ranging from 1218 to 3518 BTUs at Δt 50ºC
- Maximum working pressure: 10 bar
- Maximum working temperature: 95°C
Product Information:
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Hydronic Radiator |
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Chrome tubes Cast iron available in 188 RAL colours & 7 Special Finishes |
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Delivered in up to 7 weeks |
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10 year guarantee |
Pricing Tables
All prices and outputs are given per section in the tables below. Price per section includes plugs, bushes, diverter, wall brackets and wall ties.
Alternative mounting options must be selected, these will include the air vent and appropriate number of wall ties.
Made To Order Anconas® are supplied factory assembled up to a maximum of 40 sections. For radiators outside these parameters, Please contact our Customer Services to discuss.
Choosing the Right Material
Steel
For a range of traditional and modern designs, sizes, and colours, steel radiators may be the choice for you. Comprised of a lighter, less dense material than cast iron, steel radiators will heat up and cool down relatively quickly, providing manageable control. Steel is the most popular material used to manufacture designer radiators in the UK, in part because it is easy to shape and therefore create the distinctive and contemporary designs and sizes we are increasingly looking for. If you’re looking for a statement piece, steel radiators are a good place to start.
Cast Iron
Traditional cast iron radiators have been the staple material in period homes and schools since the Victorian age. Their dense, heavy structure takes time to reach optimal temperature but remains hot long after the central heating is turned off - perfect for cold, drafty period homes. If you are looking to achieve a more traditional aesthetic or statement piece, cast iron radiators are ideal.
Details
Dimensions
Details
| Certification | UKCA, CE & EN442 |
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| Fuel Type | Hydronic |
| Guarantee | 10 Years |
| Material | Steel/Cast iron |
| Pipe Centres From Wall | 140mm |
| Pipe Centres Left To Right | width-122mm (+/-2mm)-valves |
| Delivery | 7 weeks |
Dimensions
| Height(s) (mm) | 900mm - 1,200mm |
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| Width(s) (mm) | 490mm - 650mm |
What is BTU?
The BTU rate of a radiator is how much heat it emits. It helps you decide if a radiator is the correct size for your room. Knowing how much heat your room needs is essential for your system to work efficiently.
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