Supplies4Heat expands its range with the introduction of two new products
Supplies4Heat has expanded its product range with the addition of two new heating products, designed to offer customers even greater choice and value. The latest additions include the sleek and classic Bayford Ladder Rail, combining contemporary design with practical performance, alongside the 50mm Wren Valves.
A stylish, cost effective, and practical solution, the Bayford Ladder Rail is designed to bring both comfort and style to modern bathrooms. Providing efficient heat output in hydronic and electric (the latter of which features an optional remote control), the rail features 23mm round tubes, offering ample space for warming towels while heating the room. The Ladder Rails are available in a range of sizes, with the hydronic model manufactured in four heights and three widths, and the electric model in four heights and two widths. The ladder rail comes in white and chrome finishes to fit seamlessly into any interior style, and optional hanging bars are also available in the same colour schemes.
The 50mm Wren Valves are also new to the range and are an ideal fit for towel rails, giving them a clean and symmetrical look by centralising pipe connections and concealing pipework, whilst helping to deliver consistent performance while supporting efficient water circulation and consistent performance. The valves are compatible with side-loading towel rails, including the Tallis side rail, Chaucer side rail, Hawkhurst, Dale and Holt, and are available in angled or straight options in a choice of white or chrome finishes.
Richard Lister, National Sales Manager at Supplies4Heat, commented:
“We are delighted to introduce the new Bayford Ladder Rail and 50mm Wren Valves to our range. Whether our customers are undergoing a full house renovation or simple upgrade, these products offer the perfect blend of practicality and aesthetic. In addition, we are also offering free next day delivery for all products in stocked finishes, when ordered before 11.00 am.”
