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Scudo Elizabeth 800 x 500mm Anthracite Flat Panel Towel Rail Radiator

Compact proportions bring darker towel heating to a smaller bathroom wall.

Balanced 800mm height: Fits where taller radiators would feel excessive.

Three towel sections: Nine flat bars create useful open hanging gaps.

978 BTU output: Provides 287W of heat at ΔT50.

Electric element compatible: Supports alternative element-based heating plans.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £315.00.
Current price is: £133.99.Save £181.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Elizabeth 800 x 500mm Anthracite Flat Panel Towel Rail Radiator

Product Type Flat panel towel rail radiator
Brand Scudo
Collection Elizabeth
Nominal Size 800 x 500mm
Finish Anthracite
Colour Reference 7946
Number of Bars 9
Bar Arrangement 3 x 3 x 3
Bar Size Specification 40 x 10mm
Radiator Depth Specification 35 x 35mm
Maximum Projection 97–107mm
Water Content 2.3 litres
Heat Output at ΔT50 978 BTU / 287W
Heat Output at ΔT30 538 BTU / 158W
Electric Element Compatible Yes
Pipe Centres C1 60mm
Pipe Centres C2 62mm
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Tails’ Take: Dark Flat Panels with Space for Several Towels

The Elizabeth uses nine flat bars in three distinct groups, creating useful spaces for hanging towels while giving the radiator a more structured appearance than a conventional ladder design. Its anthracite finish introduces a deep, contemporary contrast that works especially well with pale tiles, white ceramics and darker bathroom fittings. The 800 x 500mm nominal size offers a balanced footprint for bathrooms that want towel storage and a measured level of heat without filling a broad section of wall. Output reaches 978 BTU or 287W at ΔT50, while compatibility with an electric element provides scope for planning a suitable alternative heating arrangement.

Would the Elizabeth Suit Your Towels, Heating Needs and Bathroom Style?

Consider the available wall area, required heat output and whether grouped bars would suit the way your household stores towels.


Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Wanting a Strong Anthracite Feature

The dark finish gives the radiator a clear presence and can connect visually with black, grey or gun metal details elsewhere in the room.

Households Separating Several Towels

Three groups of bars provide natural sections for arranging hand towels and bath towels rather than bunching everything together.

Schemes Preferring Flat Panels to Round Rails

The slim rectangular bars create a clean, furniture-like look that suits modern bathrooms with straight lines and broad surfaces.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Requiring a Higher Primary Heat Output

Its stated output is 287W at ΔT50, so it may not meet the heating requirement of a larger or poorly insulated bathroom by itself.

Interiors Designed Around Bright Metallic Finishes

Anthracite creates a deliberately dark feature and will not provide the reflective appearance of chrome or polished stainless steel.

Buyers Expecting an Electric Element in the Box

The radiator is listed as element compatible, but compatibility alone does not confirm that an electric element is included.

Understanding Heat Output, Bar Layout and Element Compatibility

What do the BTU and watt figures tell me?

BTU and watts are two ways of expressing how much heat the radiator can provide. At ΔT50, the Elizabeth is rated at 978 BTU or 287W; at ΔT30, it is rated at 538 BTU or 158W. The lower-temperature figure is useful when comparing performance within heating systems that operate with cooler water. The room size, insulation and other heat sources should also be considered when deciding whether the output is sufficient.

What does a 3 x 3 x 3 bar arrangement mean?

The nine bars are arranged in three groups of three rather than forming one uninterrupted row. This creates separate hanging spaces across the radiator and gives the design a more organised appearance. The gaps between the groups can make it easier to place or remove towels without threading them through a long sequence of closely spaced rails.

What does electric element compatible mean?

It means the radiator can be considered for use with a suitable electric heating element as part of an appropriate setup. This can be useful when planning heating outside the normal central-heating schedule. An element is not specifically listed as included, so check what additional component, control and installation work will be required before ordering. Electrical bathroom equipment must be installed in a suitable location by a qualified professional.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms