Built for daily useThe Atlas is a ladder-style wall-mounted towel warmer designed around one idea: high performance with impeccable design. Its frame combines
43 pipes Ø2.2 cm with 2 larger pipes Ø3.5 cm, giving the panel both its structure and a long, continuous run of heated surface. The white finish is part of a range of designer finishes offered across the collection, so the unit can either disappear into a bright bathroom or stand out against a dark tile wall. Every unit comes with robust color-matched metal brackets, which means the mounting points blend into the finish instead of interrupting the clean vertical lines.
Gentle, consistent heatWith a heat output of
916 BTU, the Atlas dries towels between uses and helps cut the lingering humidity that leads to musty linens. Maximum surface temperature sits between
90 and 110 F, depending on model and ambient temperature — warm enough to dry a heavy bath sheet, safe enough to hang a bathrobe, a wool sweater or a child's swimsuit without worry. Because the heat is spread over 43 bars rather than a couple of thick tubes, towels warm evenly from top to bottom.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCTW-ATWH43
Finish: White
Dimensions: 63" x 23.5" x 8.3"
Pipes: 43 pipes Ø2.2 cm and 2 pipes Ø3.5 cm
Heat output: 916 BTU
Electrical: 120V - 800 watts
Connection: Hardwired (120 VAC)
Max surface temperature: 90 - 110 F, depending on model and ambient temperature
Certification: ETL tested and compliant
Included: Color-matched metal brackets
Electrical and installation notesThe Atlas uses a
hardwired connection (120 VAC), so there is no cord dangling down your tiled wall and no outlet competing with the vanity for space. Plan the supply point before the wall is closed up and confirm the 120V - 800 watts load with your electrician so the circuit is sized correctly; in a full bathroom renovation this is a five-minute addition to the rough-in that pays off for years. Mount the unit at a height that suits the household — higher for long bath sheets, lower for kids' towels — using the supplied brackets, and keep the bottom bar clear of splash zones around the tub. Installation should follow the Canadian Electrical Code and local requirements, and the unit is ETL tested and compliant.
Where it works and what else to look atHomeowners put the Atlas in ensuites and guest baths; contractors specify towel warmers in condo projects, basement bathrooms and cottages where damp air is a constant battle; spas, esthetics clinics, massage studios, gyms and small hotels use them to keep fresh linens warm and inviting all day. If the 63" height is more than your wall can take, look at the
Clip 47" towel warmer in black or the
Eos towel warmer; for a different silhouette in the same family, see the
Artemis towel warmer. The complete
LCTW-ATWH43 spec sheet, with dimensioned drawing, is available in the Documentation tab — download it before you finalize the rough-in.