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I am in the process of replacing the radiator in our en-suite with a
towel radiator. I fully understand the issue of limited heat output, particularly when heaped up with towels, however its main purpose is to dry/warm the towels and any space heating is a bonus. With this in mind what is the panels opinion on whether or not to fit a TRV? If the space heating is going to be limited then I imagine the TRV is not going to play much of a role hence for aesthetic benefit I am considering going without. Any thoughts? Mathew |
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