Heated Towel Rail Offer £150 at bathrooms4all - £500+ everywhere else!?

geoffgeoff

Apologies in advance if I've got this one wrong but I'm pretty sure that this towel rail is a cracking offer.

Bismuth Electric only Towel Warmer - £150
http://www.bathrooms4all.com/bathroom-heating/bathroom-ladder-rails/bismuth-electric-only-towel-warmer-PG-55323/

Everyone else seems to refer to this towel rail as the 'Dioxide Heated Towel Rail' and the best price I have found it for elsewhere is £572.00 here: http://www.storesdirect.co.uk/bathrooms/tc-dioxide-heated-towel-rail.html

Can anyone confirm if I'm right?
Want to buy one but concerned I'm missing something...

Princess_Coupon

The one in the second link is connected like a regular radiator ie with hot water running through from the central heating or electric or both. The first link is electric only

tattybonce

Brilliant! :rotfl:

geoffgeoff

Princess_Coupon wrote: »

The one in the second link is connected like a regular radiator ie with hot water running through from the central heating or electric or both. The first link is electric only

Ah-ha well spotted - fortunately it's an electric one I'm after.

Found it listed here as 'electric only' at £675 http://www.bathroomcollections.com/acatalog/Dioxide_Towel_Warmer_Electric_Only.html so still looking like a good deal - or a pricing error!?

Hovering over the buy button as we speak! :eek:

agasi88

Not a pricing error end of the line stock. Bathroom companies have there major sales in January so they like to get new stock in for December ready for Jan.

So from now until December its clearing out the old lines inside insights :beer:

geoffgeoff

Just found a 10% off code on their Twitter feed valid this weekend so going to hold off until tomorrow until I take the plunge. Will report back if the promo code works!

agasi88

Why not give it a go now might be working early

officeguru

Would it not be dear to run ??? Would it not be cheaper to get one that is part of your central heating system ???

Just a thought. good find though for anyone wanting an electric one.

Cheers

geoffgeoff

officeguru wrote: »

Would it not be dear to run ??? Would it not be cheaper to get one that is part of your central heating system ???

Just a thought. good find though for anyone wanting an electric one.

Cheers

They can be expensive to run if not installed properly, but ours will be wired into a programmable timer so it only comes on for short periods of the day when we need it.

I actually did try it early as agasi88 suggested - and it worked! It arrived yesterday and looks great. A complete bargain too! Just got to wait for our sparky to pull his finger out now and get it installed.