EOS TOWEL WARMER - LCTW-EOWH17

Name: EOS TOWEL WARMER - LCTW-EOWH17
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCTW-EOWH17
Price: 637.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCTW-EOWH17

Brand: LEDCO

Step out of the shower into a warm, dry towel every single morning — that's the everyday luxury the EOS Towel Warmer brings home. Known by a dozen names in Canadian bathrooms, this electric towel warmer is also searched as a heated towel bar, heated towel rack or warming ladder rail, and it does far more than pamper: it dries towels, bathing suits, delicates and damp hand cloths between uses, which means less mildew smell and fresher linens in bathrooms that never quite seem to dry out. In this configuration, SKU LCTW-EOWH17, the ladder-style frame comes in a crisp white finish that disappears against a painted wall or tile, while the same EOS design is offered in other designer finishes if you're matching gold, chrome or a black towel warmer elsewhere in the project.

Behind the clean lines is real heating performance: 425 BTUs of heat output, running on a standard 120V - 500 watts supply, with a maximum surface temperature between 90 - 110 F depending on model and ambient temperature — warm and comforting to the touch, never scalding. The tall ladder format measures 63" x 19.7" x 1.6", giving you plenty of bars for bath sheets, hand towels and robes without eating into your floor space. It ships with robust color-matched metal brackets so the mounting hardware blends right in, and it is ETL tested and compliant. You choose how to power it: plug-in or hard-wired, since the connection kit is included, and a hardwired connection (120 VAC) eliminates visible wires for that built-in, custom-bathroom look.

This is a natural fit for a primary ensuite, a guest bathroom, a basement bathroom that always feels damp, a pool house or a cottage mudroom — and for commercial work too: boutique hotels, spas, massage clinics, gyms, physio rooms and short-term rentals where guests notice the small comforts. Canadian winters make a heated rail feel less like a splurge and more like common sense. Building a full suite of bathrooms? The same family includes the Eos towel warmer in black, the compact Artemis towel warmer, the wide Atlas towel warmer and the tall Clip 59" towel warmer. Check the spec sheet, pick your mounting method, and treat every shower like a spa visit.

Design and construction
The EOS is a ladder-style heated towel rack built to look like part of the bathroom architecture rather than an appliance bolted to the wall. Its slim profile is only 1.6" deep, so it sits close to the surface and stays out of the traffic path in narrow ensuites and powder rooms. The unit comes with robust color-matched metal brackets, meaning the hardware is finished to match the rail instead of standing out in a contrasting metal — a small detail that makes a big difference on a white tiled or painted wall. The EOS design is offered in a range of designer finishes: white, gold, chrome and black; this particular SKU, LCTW-EOWH17, is the white version.

Technical specifications
SKU: LCTW-EOWH17
Model family: LCTW-EO17/WH/GD/CH/BK
Finish: White
Dimensions: 63" x 19.7" x 1.6"
Heat output: 425 BTUs
Electrical: 120V - 500 watts
Max surface temperature: between 90 - 110 F, depending on model and ambient temperature
Connection: plug or hard-wired (kit included); hardwired connection 120 VAC
Certification: ETL tested and compliant

Electrical and installation details
Installation is refreshingly flexible. Out of the box you can run the towel warmer as a plug-in unit on an existing receptacle, or convert it to a permanent hard-wired installation — the kit is included, so you don't have to source anything extra. Hardwiring on a 120 VAC supply eliminates visible wires, which is the finish most designers and renovators want when the rail sits on a feature wall or beside a glass shower. Because the unit draws 500 watts at 120V, plan the circuit with your electrician before closing the walls, and coordinate the bracket locations with blocking or solid anchors during framing or tile layout. Always respect local electrical code and the required clearances around tubs and showers; in Québec and across Canada, permanent connections in a bathroom are work for a licensed electrician.

Comfort, drying and real-world use
With 425 BTUs of output and a surface that stays between 90 - 110 F depending on model and ambient temperature, the EOS is designed to gently warm and dry rather than to act as a room heater. In practice that means bath sheets that are dry and fresh for the next shower, swimsuits ready again after an afternoon in the pool, wool sweaters and delicates dried flat without a machine, and a bathroom that smells cleaner because damp textiles aren't sitting in a hamper. Homeowners love it in a primary ensuite; contractors specify it in condo bathrooms, basement suites and rental units; spas, salons, massage clinics, gyms and boutique hotels use it to hold warm towels where guests can see and feel the upgrade.

Family, pairings and documentation
If you're outfitting more than one bathroom, the same collection lets you mix sizes and finishes while keeping the look consistent: the Eos towel warmer in black for a darker scheme, the Artemis towel warmer for tight powder rooms, the Atlas towel warmer, or the Clip 59" towel warmer for a taller ladder. The complete technical PDF (LCTW-EOWH17 Spec Sheet) is in the Documentation tab with the dimensioned drawing, heat output, electrical data and finish options — download it before you rough in, and hand it to your electrician so the circuit and bracket heights are right the first time.

Technical Files