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Whether you’re refreshing a tired en-suite or fitting out a brand-new family bathroom, the radiator you pick sets the tone for the whole room. We stock 34 bathroom radiators across five modern GLO ranges and five traditional designs, each suited to a different space, style and budget. The modern ranges run from the budget-friendly GLO Eden Flat Range to the bold GLO Kolumn Range, and they all focus on towel-warming efficiency with clean lines. The traditional collection takes a different approach: column radiators paired with chrome, brass or gun metal towel rails for a period look with real heating power.
What Are the Strengths of Each Bathroom Radiator Range?
- Best for: Bathrooms of any size where you want a simple, reliable ladder rail at a fair price.
- Strengths: Five sizes from 800x500mm to 1800x600mm give you genuine flexibility. The curved option lets towels hang more naturally. The flat version sits closer to the wall, so it works better in tighter spaces.
- Finishes: Anthracite, chrome and white.
- Impact: Starting from £78, the Eden is the most affordable range in our bathroom collection. It suits new-builds, rental properties and anyone who puts practicality first.
- Best for: Compact bathrooms where a pared-back design matters.
- Strengths: Minimalist styling inspired by Eastern aesthetics. Two sizes (800x500mm and 1200x500mm) keep things simple without crowding the room.
- Finishes: Anthracite, white, black, chrome and brushed brass.
- Impact: Five finishes in a compact footprint make the Naru surprisingly versatile. Want something a bit more premium? The brushed brass option starts at £195.
- Best for: Small to mid-sized bathrooms that need more towel-hanging space than the Naru can offer.
- Strengths: Ladder-style design with good towel coverage. Available in 800x500mm and 1200x500mm.
- Finishes: Anthracite, white, black, chrome and brushed brass.
- Impact: Priced from £120, the Bantam bridges the gap between the Eden’s affordability and the Pryme’s versatility. Five finishes give you room to coordinate with your taps and accessories.
- Best for: Modern bathrooms where you want the widest choice of sizes and finishes.
- Strengths: This is our largest size range for bathroom radiators, running from 650x400mm right up to 1600x600mm. The flat panel design creates a bigger heated surface area than a standard ladder rail, which means higher heat output. Made from low carbon steel and tested to BS EN442 standards.
- Finishes: Anthracite, white, black, chrome, brushed brass, cream, bronze and gun metal: eight options in total. That’s more than any other range on this page.
- Impact: The Pryme is the most flexible range we sell for bathrooms. The brushed brass and gun metal finishes carry a 20-year guarantee. Standard finishes come with 15 years. Prices start from £87 for anthracite and go up to £363 for the premium metallic options.
- Best for: Bathrooms and kitchens where you want a focal point with strong heat output.
- Strengths: Double-column construction sets this apart from every other modern range here. Its double-column build is designed to provide efficient heating, and it creates a strong vertical statement. Two sizes: 832x500mm and 1140x500mm.
- Finishes: Anthracite, black and white.
- Impact: Starting from £184, the Kolumn sits at the top end of the modern ranges. It suits larger bathrooms or rooms with higher ceilings where you need more from your radiator. Backed by a 15-year guarantee.
- Best for: Period properties, classic bathroom schemes and anyone after a radiator that doubles as a proper feature piece.
- Strengths: Each model pairs a vertical column radiator with a chrome, brass or gun metal towel rail. That dual-function design heats the room and warms towels at the same time. The Buckingham offers the most variety: three finish combinations (chrome/white, anthracite/gun metal, white/brass) across two sizes. The Camden, Oxford, Victoria and Alicia ranges come in single or two-size options in chrome and white.
- Finishes: Chrome/white, anthracite/gun metal and white/brass across the collection.
- Impact: These are the most distinctive bathroom radiators we stock, and the most substantial in terms of build. Prices run from £232 (Camden) to £422 (Buckingham in anthracite/gun metal). The Buckingham range comes with a 15-year guarantee and a fixing kit included.
Ready to find your bathroom radiator? Browse the full collection to compare sizes, finishes and prices side by side.
Discover Our Bathroom Radiators
| Feature | GLO Eden (Curved & Flat) | GLO Naru | GLO Bantam | GLO Pryme (Flat Panel) | GLO Kolumn | Traditional Collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Design style | Ladder rail | Minimalist rail | Ladder rail | Flat panel | Double column | Column + towel rail |
| Size range | 800x500mm – 1800x600mm | 800x500mm – 1200x500mm | 800x500mm – 1200x500mm | 650x400mm – 1600x600mm | 832x500mm – 1140x500mm | 945x500mm – 963x675mm |
| Number of sizes | 5 | 2 | 2 | Multiple | 2 | 1–2 per model |
| Finish options | 3 | 5 | 5 | 8 | 3 | 3 (across collection) |
| Starting price | From £78 | From £112 | From £120 | From £87 | From £184 | From £232 |
| Top price | Up to £187 | Up to £253 | Up to £324 | Up to £363 | Up to £243 | Up to £422 |
| Guarantee | 15 years | 15 years | 15 years | 15–20 years | 15 years | 15 years |
| All UK systems | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Vertical installation | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fixing kit included | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✓ (Buckingham) |
| Best for | Budget flexibility | Small spaces | Mid-range quality | Maximum choice | High heat output | Period |
Why Does Comparing Bathroom Radiators Matter Before You Buy?
Bathroom radiators aren’t interchangeable. A flat panel towel rail in a period bathroom can look just as wrong as a traditional column radiator in a minimalist wet room.
And the practical differences are just as important. The GLO Pryme offers the widest choice of finishes (eight) and runs from 650x400mm to 1600x600mm. The GLO Eden covers a taller range (up to 1800x600mm) for less money but limits you to three finishes. If heat output is your priority, the double-column Kolumn or the traditional Buckingham should provide more heating power than a standard ladder rail, given their larger construction.
Comparing these ranges upfront saves you from buying a radiator that looks right but doesn’t heat the room properly. Or one that performs well but clashes with your taps and tiles.
Related pages you might find useful
- Towel Radiators: explore our full towel radiator collection beyond bathroom-specific models
- BTU Calculator: work out exactly how much heat output your bathroom needs before choosing a size
- Radiator Valves & Accessories: find matching valves in chrome, anthracite, brass and more to complete your installation












