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Bathroom Accessories Buying Guide Accessories are small, but because there are usually several of them in a single bathroom, towel rail, robe hook, toilet roll holder and shelving all visible at once, their finish does more to unify (or unravel) a room's look than any single larger fixture. Choosing them as a coordinated set, in one finish and one brand family where possible, is what keeps a bathroom reading as a considered whole rather than a room furnished piece by piece. Towel rails Single towel rails are a straightforward wall-mounted bar, suited to smaller bathrooms or as a secondary rail alongside a larger main one. Double towel rails stack two bars, giving more hanging capacity in the same wall footprint, and suit shared bathrooms where more than one towel needs to be within reach at once. Hand towel rails are shorter and typically mounted near the basin, sized specifically for a hand towel rather than a full bath towel, and are worth choosing separately from the main towel rail rather than relying on one rail to do both jobs. Heated towel rails add warmth to the towel itself, which also has a secondary benefit of helping reduce ambient humidity in the bathroom as the rail dries the towel between uses. Thermogroup specialises in heated towel rails, and heated rails generally need to be planned early in a renovation, since electrical wiring needs to be run to the wall before tiling is completed. Toilet roll holders and robe hooks A toilet roll holder is a small fixture, but its finish is one of the more visible details in a toilet area, worth matching directly to the basin tapware or towel rail rather than treated as an afterthought. Robe hooks are best positioned near the shower or vanity, giving quick access to a towel or robe without needing to cross the room. A single hook suits a compact bathroom, while a run of two or three hooks suits a shared bathroom or a household that wants robes and towels kept separately. Bathroom shelving Vanity shelves and showe

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