Do the measurements of the towel racks take into account the mounting brackets?

These heated towel racks have been used overseas for twenty years.  They are proven to be very reliable and safe.  All Warmrails are UL and CUL listed to ensure that they meet safety guidelines for temperatures and operation.

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No - Since your Warmrail is so safe and energy efficient, we suggest you leave it running continuously so you always have warm, dry and fresh towels.  However, if you go away or have a Warmrail in a guest bathroom that doesn’t get used regularly you will probably want to turn the Warmrail off – the switch is a manual one, and you will need to remember to turn your Warmrail on again next time you want to use it.

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If you are having an electrician come in to add more electrical sockets or completely re-wire the bathroom, we would suggest you add a wall mounted Warmrail.  The hard wired models are direct wired and require installation by a professional, so this would be the perfect time.  Otherwise, have the electrician install an electrical outlet low on the wall where the towel bar should be.  Always ensure any electrical outlet in a bathroom is installed with a GFI device.

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Warmrails are made of high quality steel or solid brass, depending on model and come in a number of finishes including chrome, polished brass or satin nickel.

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Warmrails are designed to be splash proof.  They are not designed for immersion in water, being drenched in water or in fact anything more than the occasional splash.  If there is a chance that the Warmrail could encounter more water than the occasional splash it should not be mounted in that location.  A showerhead in the bath will definitely cause a lot of splashing.   Your Warmrail should be wired into a circuit that is protected by a GFI (circuit breaker).&nbs...

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