Thermogroup single bar heated towel rails
A single bar heated towel rail is a heated rail with one bar rather than the multiple rungs of a ladder style. This Thermogroup range covers that format across 50 products, giving a compact way to keep a towel warm and dry without the wall footprint of a full ladder rail. It suits smaller bathrooms and ensuites where wall space is limited, and it also works well as a second rail alongside an existing ladder style, for example one rail for a hand towel near the basin while a ladder rail handles bath towels.
What a single bar rail does well
With one rail, the design is simple and minimal. It holds fewer towels than a ladder rail, so it suits a household that needs to dry one or two towels rather than a full family load. The lower profile also means it reads as a fixture rather than a feature, which some bathrooms call for, particularly where the wall already carries other fittings such as a mirror or shelving.
Buying considerations
- Bar length versus wall space: measure the wall run available before choosing a length, since a single bar still needs clearance on either side for the towel to hang and dry properly.
- Straight or curved bar: within a range like this, bar profile can vary, so check the specific product listing for the shape that suits the fixture it will sit near.
- Electrical connection: heated towel rails require a mains connection, so confirm whether the model is hardwired or plug-in, and factor in the cost of an electrician if a new circuit or switch is needed.
- Where it will sit in the room: a single bar rail is often positioned close to the shower or basin, so check the rail's IP rating suits its intended location in a wet area.
Who this range suits
Thermogroup's single bar rails suit renovators working with a smaller bathroom footprint, buyers adding a second rail to an existing ladder-rail setup, and anyone who wants heated towel storage without the visual weight of a ladder style. Because the range spans 50 products, there is scope to match bar length and finish to the rest of the bathroom's tapware and hardware.
Installation notes
As with any heated towel rail, plan the electrical connection early in a renovation. Confirm with your electrician whether the chosen model needs a dedicated circuit, and check the rail's mounting height against the towel size it needs to hold. Getting the wall position right before tiling avoids having to relocate the power point later.








































