A heated towel rail that is also a design statement
The CRONOS heated towel rail is more than a functional bathroom accessory. Its clean, linear lines and deep matte black tone turn a plain wall into a focal point, whether your bathroom follows a modern, industrial, Scandinavian or minimalist style. Against white or light grey tile the black bars create a crisp graphic contrast; in a darker, moody room they blend in for a seamless, high-end look. Black fixtures have become one of the most popular choices in Canadian bathroom renovations, and a towel warmer black model ties faucets, shower heads, mirrors and cabinet pulls together into one coordinated design.
Even warmth, drier towels
The CRONOS is designed to provide consistent warmth across its bars, so every towel hanging on it is heated and dried evenly after use. The radiant heat also helps reduce humidity in the bathroom, limiting the musty smell and mildew that can develop on damp towels. This double benefit, comfort plus moisture control, makes an electric towel warmer a smart choice for Canadian homes, where bathrooms stay closed up during the long winter months.
Concealed wire installation
The CRONOS spec sheet refers to a concealed wire connection: the power supply arrives through the wall behind the unit, so there is no cord or plug in sight. This gives the cleanest possible finish in a renovated bathroom. Plan the location early in the project, ideally before the walls are closed, and have the connection made by a licensed electrician in accordance with local electrical codes.
Where it shines
Its compact wall footprint makes the CRONBLK10 easy to place in both spacious master ensuites and smaller guest bathrooms, next to the shower, beside the tub or near the vanity. Homeowners love it for a spa-like morning routine; contractors and designers choose it for high-end residential projects, condo renovations, cottages and boutique hotel rooms where every detail counts. It is also handy for warming a bathrobe or drying swimsuits, sports gear and hand-washed items.
Documentation
The technical PDF for the CRONOS is available in the Documentation tab of this page. Share it with your electrician or contractor to plan the installation, check the mounting and wiring details and confirm the best location on the wall before you start the work. Having it on hand early avoids surprises once the tile is up.
