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Installing a Towel Warmer
From
simple free-standing, plug in towel warmers to
elaborate wall-mounted, gas heated units;
installation of these luxurious bathroom or spa
shed accessories varies.
Below are
installation procedures for a few of the most
common types of warmers.
- Free-standing
electric warmers – these are simplest to
install. Plug the unit into the closest
grounded outlet near the shower door or
curtain.
- Door hanging
electric warmers – these are pretty simple
as well. Pop out the top hinge pin of your
bathroom door, insert the bracket and
replace the pin. Plug into a grounded outlet
nearest the door when the door is open.
- Wall mounted
electric warmers – find a spot on your wall
you’d like a warmer installed and screw it
in. These types of warmers typically take
less than 30 minutes to install. Make sure
you plug a wall mounted towel warmer into a
grounded outlet.
- Water heated
warmers – these will require access to the
hot water pipes but should not be in the
same water flow line as the shower or bath,
since warmers take up to 30 minutes to heat.
These are easiest to install during original
construction or remodeling of your bathroom,
since necessary pipes will be exposed during
construction. Attach warmer to hot water
plumbing using valve included with warmer.
Mount warmer to wall.
- Hard wired
warmers – these are wired directly into your
electrical system and are a more complex
than plug-in and water heated warmers. If
you aren’t familiar with electrical work,
you may want to consider hiring an
electrician. The chosen circuit used for
your towel warmer should be protected by a
circuit breaker. Run positive, negative and
ground wires from your warmer to the circuit
box, choosing an unused breaker.
Whichever type of
towel warmer you choose, you should install it
where there is no risk of submersion. Most towel
warmers, regardless of installation and heating
process, are only approved for occasional
splashes.
Timers are often included on towel warmers to
cut down on how much energy is used to heat
towels or clothing. There are usually not
additional installation procedures of timers.
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