​Bathe Launch Energy Efficient Bathroom Butler Heated Towel Rail

Mar 20, 2017

Sydney based bathroomware distributor, Bathe, announced in a recent communique that they have just commenced stocking the energy efficient Bathroom Butler Heated Towel Rail.

Leichhardt, Australia - March 19, 2017 /PressCable/ —

Heated towel rails have long been considered a luxury for installation in only top end designer bathrooms. The advancements in technology and design have not only made the heated towel rail affordable but with variable heat settings make the latest models extremely energy efficient.

The Bathroom Butler Heated Towel Rail has the essential addition; a secret switch. The elegantly built-in Personal Temperature Selection Switch (PTSelect or PTS) has been developed to give the freedom to select preferred temperatures and to effortlessly switch the heated towel rail on and off in order to reduce running costs.

Claire Cassey, Bathe Marketing Manager said, “We are delighted to now distribute the very attractive and energy efficient Bathroom Butler Heated Towel Rail. It’s a high-quality finish and the incorporation of modern technology in the state of the art designs adds a luxury touch to any bathroom.”

In 2017, heated towel rails are used for more than just towel warmers, which was the predominant use of them when early designs first appeared. Today they are used for efficient towel drying and are designed with the environment in mind, with the heated towel rail running on very little electricity and negating the need to use a high-powered tumble dryer. Couple that with fewer wash cycles and the savings will be much more than just water and electricity.

To learn more about the Bathroom Butler Heated Towel Rail and Bathe, visit the website here: http://www.bathe.net.au

About Bathe

Bathe is an Australian owned luxury bathroomware distributor for internationally renowned brands Kaldewei, Duravit, Hansgrohe and Bathroom Butler. Winners of multiple awards these brands are selected due to their international standing as leaders in their respective fields. This ensures every product that Bathe represents brings to the user the highest standards of manufacturing quality, excellence of design and the ability to create the ultimate luxury bathing space and experience.

Bathe has been bringing the art of bathing to Australian retailers, architects, designers, renovators and home builders since 1995

Contact Info:
Name: Claire Cassey
Organization: Bathe
Address: 21-35 John Street Leichhardt, NSW 2040, Australia

For more information, please visit http://www.bathe.net.au/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 179143

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