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Scudo Strive 1600 x 400mm Matt Black 22mm Heated Towel Rail

Full-height matt black heating gives a narrow wall far more purpose.

Tall 1600mm profile: Maximises vertical space within a 400mm width.

Four hanging groups: Twenty-six bars create distinct towel sections.

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

Slim installed depth: Projects no more than 90mm from the wall.

Availability: 20 in stock

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

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Strive 1600 x 400mm Matt Black 22mm Towel Rail

Product Type Heated towel rail
Brand Scudo
Collection Strive
Height 1600mm
Width 400mm
Radiator Depth 30mm
Maximum Projection 90mm
Finish Matt black
Number of Bars 26
Bar Arrangement 4 + 6 + 6 + 10
Bar Diameter 22mm
Heat Output at 50°C (BTU) 1806 BTU
Heat Output at 50°C (Watts) 530W
Electric Element Compatible Yes
Electric Element Included No
Pipe Centres C1 355mm
Pipe Centres C2 75–90mm
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Tails’ Take: Tall Towel-Warming Capacity from a Slimmer 400mm Wall Space

The Scudo Strive 1600 x 400mm Matt Black Heated Towel Rail is a clever buy when wall width is limited but you still want a tall, purposeful heating feature. Its narrow 400mm format makes better use of vertical space, while 26 rounded bars give the design enough presence to look substantial rather than slight. The 4, 6, 6 and 10 bar groupings break up the tall ladder profile and give it a more considered rhythm across the wall. Matt black creates a crisp contrast against pale tiles and white sanitaryware, and the 530-watt output at 50°C contributes useful warmth. Electric-element compatibility also gives you more flexibility when planning how the rail will be heated.

Is the 400mm Strive the Right Balance of Width, Warmth and Towel Space?

Check the available wall height, calculated room heat requirement and pipe positions before finalising the installation.


Who Should Buy

Bathrooms with More Height Than Spare Wall Width

The 1600mm-tall, 400mm-wide format makes productive use of a narrow wall section without requiring the space of a broader towel rail.

Schemes Building Around Matt Black Details

The dark finish can connect the heating with black taps, shower profiles, handles and accessories elsewhere in the bathroom.

Heating Plans Wanting Element Compatibility

The Strive can accept a suitable electric element, giving the installation another option where the correct element is selected separately.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Needing More Than 530 Watts at 50°C

Compare the stated output with the bathroom’s calculated heat requirement before relying on the rail as the main source of room heating.

Walls Unable to Accept the Full 1600mm Height

The proposed position must avoid windows, shelves, sloping ceilings and other fittings across the complete tall profile.

Customers Assuming an Electric Element Is Supplied

Element compatibility is confirmed, but inclusion of the element is not, so the required heating components should be checked before ordering.

Bar Layout, Heat Output and Installation Details for the 400mm Strive

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

The towel rail has 26 horizontal bars organised into four groups containing 4, 6, 6 and 10 bars. This gives the 1600mm-high rail a structured ladder appearance rather than one uninterrupted run. Each bar has a 22mm diameter, creating a consistent rounded profile across the matt black design.

Is the 530-watt output enough to heat my bathroom?

The Strive produces 530 watts or 1806 BTU at the stated 50°C rating. Whether that is enough depends on the bathroom’s size, insulation, glazing and number of external walls. Compare the rail’s output with a calculated room heat requirement before deciding whether it can provide the main heating or should work alongside another heat source.

Which measurements matter when preparing the pipework?

The stated pipe centres are C1 at 355mm and C2 at 75–90mm. The rail itself is 400mm wide, has a 30mm radiator depth and reaches a maximum projection of 90mm. These measurements should be checked before fixing the pipe positions. Where an electric element is planned, select a suitable compatible element and have any bathroom electrical work completed by a qualified installer.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms