Fantastic Video. Gave me the confidence to tackle removing the towel heater and install a new one. Easy to follow and understand. I kept referring back to the video. Cheers Mate!

Thank for your help. Had a leak in bathroom and had to remodel and replace floors and walls. You video helped me with removing the towel rack. Thank you again

Great video, really clearly presented without any annoying showmanship. Thank you

Seems doable. Thank you for the clear explanation!

This was first result in a google search, and has saved me no end of hassles. Much appreciated!

Excellent video and great presentation. Clear and informative.

Simple, quick and detailed. Brilliant video thank you

Thanks, helped me replace our towel radiator no problem.

Thanks for a useful vid mate - as a novice it gave me the confidence to swap out the rail in my bathroom... new one works like a charm!

Well done lad,you have helped me a lot.

Great easily set out instruction thanks

Cheers mate, able to wallpaper behind radiator now

Works great

Great video...thanks.

Well explained ..thank you ..

I was wondering how to empty it but that was pretty cool. Only minimal spillage

Thanks for your video, removed my radiator ok, I recommend you got a big enough bowl as a lot of water comes out 🙈, thanks very much for a great guide.

This is awesome man! Soo helpful, thankyou! BTW - do I need to turn off the water at the mains stopclock too?

Helpful guide, thanks. Just removed mine but it while I was decorating the boiler stopped working because of low pressure. I reconnected it, managed to increase the pressure, let it refill but every time I try and bleed it the pressure drops and stops the boiler working. Any ideas?

It's half-term week and you're probably decorating. Here's a handy tip on removing a heated towel rail.

does it matter which bar I am going to use to hang the radiator on the wall ? I need to drill new holes after tiler has tiled the wall, and I am thinking do I need to drill at the same level as original holes.

Follwed ypur guide, thanks. I’m assuming the valve hasnt closed properly as water leaks everytime I put the boiler on. My setup is slightly different to the video (the pipes come from the walls into the radiator). Can you help?

Check that your radiator also doesn’t have larger screws holding it to the wall that are secured via the front of the radiator. As I undid the screws at the side holding the radiator to the wall but didn’t realise that there was also screws holding it at the front until I was half talking it off, at which point water was leaking out! Therefore check for other screws at the front not just what this video suggests!

Hi mate ..good video but what if u want to completely remove the radiator

Thinking about some decorating? Follow our tips on how to remove your radiators and towel rails to get the job done!

I thought the water inside had inhibitor, if you just filled the system with plain water won’t the system be less protected??

Hi, I know this is an old post, but I'll ask anyway. If I followed your instructions, to decorate, and then decided not to put the radiator back on, could my CH system just work as normal? I understand I'd have to unsightly valves showing, but would everything still work? I have a combi boiler btw.

What if the radiator doesn't heat up afterwards?

Nice and simple however need to add in when you have a thermostat valve on radiator please

Did this and the water wouldn't stop coming bathroom flooded now cheers

I'm going to be doing a bathroom refit (including replacing old towel radiator) in a holiday home where there's no access to the filling loop. My idea is to do as you've done in the video, except I'll manually refill the radiator from the top (before inserting bleed valve and capping) using a jug and funnel. I'll likely use inhibitor to fill the towel radiator with, thus killing two birds with one stone since I'm not sure if it has inhibitor in it already, or when the last time it was added (these towel radiators usually emphasise inhibitor). Once the new towel radiators full I'll close the bleed valve, add the other cap, and then open up the valves from the bottom. This should stop pressure drop and the minimal air can be expelled from bleed valve once the heating circuit has been on for an hour or so. How does that sound to you? :)

Hello...do I need to turn off water supply first? Thank you

My towel rail only has one valve on the right and on the left is a temperature adjuster. Can you give some advice on how to remove this type of rail please?

I have a Terma heated towel rail that has a cable leading from the bottom right adjuster. Please could you possibly tell me what I may do with the cable?

How do you find where the bleed valve is?

You would remove that just to paint behind it 😋 good vid though

Will you come to my house and take mine away. I hate it, I need a new one.

we all know what a filler loop is dont we??