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Scudo Strive 1600 x 400mm Anthracite 22mm Heated Towel Rail

Extra height creates generous towel capacity from one narrow anthracite column.

1600mm tall format: Builds capacity without exceeding 400mm in width.

Twenty-six round bars: Four groups separate towels across the rail.

1806 BTU output: Generates 530W of heat at ΔT50.

Element compatible: Supports a suitable electric heating element.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £215.00.
Current price is: £112.99.Save £102.01 off RRP

Description

Scudo Strive 1600 x 400mm Anthracite Towel Rail Specs

Product Type Heated towel rail
Brand Scudo
Collection Strive
Height 1600mm
Width 400mm
Radiator Depth 30mm
Maximum Projection 90mm
Finish Anthracite
Number of Bars 26
Bar Arrangement 4 + 6 + 6 + 10
Bar Diameter 22mm
Heat Output at ΔT50 (BTU) 1806 BTU
Heat Output at ΔT50 (Watts) 530 watts
Electric Element Compatible Yes
Pipe Centres C1 355mm
Pipe Centres C2 75–90mm
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Tails’ Take: Tall Towel Capacity for a Narrower Patch of Wall

The Scudo Strive 1600 x 400mm Anthracite Heated Towel Rail is a smart way to gain generous hanging space when a broader radiator would crowd the bathroom. Its 26 rounded bars rise through four clearly separated groups, giving towels natural places to hang rather than forcing them onto one tightly packed section. The tall, narrow proportions make particularly good use of vertical wall space, while the anthracite finish gives the rail enough visual weight to complement darker brassware, grey furniture and stone-effect surfaces. With 530 watts of output at ΔT50, it also contributes useful background warmth, provided that figure matches the room’s calculated heating requirement.

Could the Narrower Strive Make Better Use of Your Bathroom Wall?

Check the available vertical space, required heat output and pipe positions before planning this 400mm-wide rail into the room.

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Who Should Buy

Bathrooms with Limited Wall Width

The 400mm width allows the rail to use a slimmer wall section while its 1600mm height provides substantial vertical towel-hanging space.

Households Juggling Several Towels

Twenty-six bars arranged in four groups provide multiple hanging points and useful gaps for positioning towels at different heights.

Schemes Wanting Heating to Blend with Darker Details

The anthracite finish can tie the radiator into black shower profiles, grey furniture or other deeper-toned bathroom fittings.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Needing More Than 530 Watts at ΔT50

The rail’s suitability as a room heater depends on the bathroom’s calculated heat loss and should not be assumed from its height alone.

Walls Broken Up by Windows or Low Shelving

The 1600mm height needs a clear vertical installation area away from fittings that would interrupt the rail or towel access.

Plumbing Layouts with Different Pipe Centres

The planned connections must accommodate the confirmed 355mm C1 and 75–90mm C2 pipe-centre measurements.

Planning the Strive’s Bar Layout, Pipework and Heat Output

How are the bars arranged on this 400mm-wide Strive rail?

The 26 bars are divided into groups of 4, 6, 6 and 10 rather than forming one continuous block. The spaces between those groups provide clearer openings for feeding towels onto the rail and help separate items used by different members of the household. Each bar has a 22mm diameter, maintaining a consistent rounded appearance across the full 1600mm height.

What do the C1 and C2 pipe-centre measurements mean for ordering?

The confirmed pipe centres are 355mm for C1 and 75–90mm for C2. These measurements should be checked against the intended valve and pipe positions before the wall is finished or existing plumbing is reused. Do not rely only on the rail’s 400mm overall width, as the connection positions are separate installation dimensions and determine whether the planned pipework will align correctly.

Can an electric element be fitted to this Strive towel rail?

The rail is confirmed as compatible with electric-element installation, allowing it to form part of an electric or dual-fuel heating plan when suitable components are selected. Compatibility does not confirm that an element is supplied with the rail. Check the required element output, valves and control arrangement separately, and compare the rail’s 530-watt output at ΔT50 with the bathroom’s heating requirement.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms