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Scudo Strive 1200 x 600mm Matt Black 22mm Heated Towel Rail

Strong black geometry turns everyday towel storage into a deliberate feature.

Generous 1200mm height: Builds capacity across a useful 600mm width.

Three organised sections: Twenty bars create practical towel-hanging gaps.

1909 BTU output: Delivers 560W of heat at ΔT50.

Element-ready heating: Supports a compatible electric heating element.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £210.00.
Current price is: £117.49.Save £92.51 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Strive 1200 x 600mm Black Towel Rail

Product Type Heated towel rail
Brand Scudo
Collection Strive
Height 1200mm
Width 600mm
Radiator Depth 30mm
Maximum Projection 90mm
Finish Matt black
Number of Bars 20
Bar Arrangement 4 + 6 + 10
Bar Diameter 22mm
Heat Output at 50°C (BTU) 1909 BTU
Heat Output at 50°C (Watts) 560W
Electric Element Compatible Yes
Electric Element Included No
Pipe Centres C1 555mm
Pipe Centres C2 70mm
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Tails’ Take: The Strive 1200 x 600mm Rail Gives You More Towel Space Without Going Full Height

The Scudo Strive 1200 x 600mm Matt Black Heated Towel Rail is a strong choice when you want a wider rail with useful heating output, but do not have the wall height for a 1600mm model. Its 600mm width and 20 rounded bars give you more room to hang and separate towels, while the 4, 6 and 10 bar groupings stop the design from looking like one solid ladder. The matt black finish makes the rail feel like part of the bathroom scheme rather than a purely functional radiator, especially alongside black taps, screens and accessories. With a stated output of 560 watts at 50°C and compatibility with a suitable electric element, this particular Strive rail gives you a good balance of warmth, towel capacity and installation flexibility.

Will the 1200 x 600mm Strive Suit Your Wall and Heating Plan?

Check the available width, required room output and pipe positions before preparing the installation.

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Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Wanting a Wider Towel-Hanging Area

The 600mm width provides more horizontal space for towels than a narrower rail, making it easier to spread them across the bars.

Rooms Without Space for a Full-Height Radiator

At 1200mm high, the Strive offers a substantial heating feature while fitting beneath areas where a taller model may clash with shelves or windows.

Schemes Coordinating Matt Black Fittings

The finish can link the towel rail with black shower profiles, taps, handles and accessories elsewhere in the bathroom.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Requiring More Than 560 Watts at 50°C

The bathroom heat requirement should be calculated before relying on this towel rail as the main source of room heating.

Narrow Walls Unable to Accept a 600mm Rail

Allow for the complete radiator width, valves and surrounding clearance rather than measuring only the central wall space.

Customers Assuming an Electric Element Is Included

Element compatibility is confirmed, but the element itself is not confirmed as part of the supplied product.

Heat Output, Bar Layout and Installation of the Strive Towel Rail

What does the 4 + 6 + 10 bar arrangement mean?

The rail has 20 horizontal bars split into three groups containing 4, 6 and 10 bars. The spaces between these sections break up the 1200mm height and provide clearer areas for placing or removing towels. Each bar has a rounded 22mm diameter, giving the Strive a consistent ladder-style appearance.

Will the 560-watt output heat my bathroom?

The Scudo Strive produces 560 watts or 1909 BTU at the stated 50°C rating. Whether this is enough depends on the room size, insulation, glazing and number of external walls. Compare the output with a calculated heat requirement before deciding whether the rail can act as the main heat source or should supplement another radiator.

Which pipe measurements should be used during installation?

The stated pipe centres are 555mm for C1 and 70mm for C2. The radiator itself is 600mm wide, has a 30mm depth and projects up to 90mm once fitted. Confirm the valve type and finished wall position before preparing the pipework, as changing the connections after tiling may require additional work.

Can the Strive be fitted with an electric heating element?

Yes, the rail is listed as compatible with electric-element installation. A suitable element must be matched to the radiator and intended heating arrangement, and inclusion is not confirmed. Any electrical work in the bathroom should be completed by a suitably qualified installer in accordance with the required safety zones and regulations.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms