Our many popular Bisque Straight Fronted look elegant in chrome or pure white. The Straight Fronted radiator provides the practical pleasure of a warm bathroom and dry towels. We now have ten distinct ranges of towel radiators, not counting the electric variants.

The Bisque Bow-Fronted Towel Radiator is a central heating towel radiator with a slight curve to the tubes. As usual it has an optional supplementary heater for use when the central heating is off. There is an electric-only version of the Bow Fronted radiator for locations without central heating.

The Bisque Zanzibar Collection, designed for Bisque by Talin Dori, is a spectacular range using square chrome tubes in a revolutionary construction technique. The model shown here is a Zanzibar Tower, six feet high.

The Bisque Cobra-Therm is a modern variation on the towel radiator. The Bisque Cobra Therm model shown here is a tall one, with copper lacquer in place of the normal chrome.

Bisque Kitchen Radiators are attractive vertical radiators with towel rails that can be clipped on at any height. Kitchen Radiators can be used in almost any part of the kitchen, and in white or brilliant chrome can transform dark niches.

The Bisque Crea-Therms are straight forward tubular radiators of clean and simple design. They call to mind bright and open living spaces, and look well almost anywhere. There are horizontal and vertical versions in many sizes in the Crea-Therm range.

The Bisque B-Squared brings a mathematical precision to walls and niches. Though the B Squared is well suited to ultra-modern interiors, it is surprisingly versatile, and in a suitable paint finish can look well against rough stone.

The Bisque Deco-Therms are plain flat panelled units. They are often used in public spaces and neo-classical interiors, but a Deco Therm, when its broad surface is painted in the right intense colour, can become a vivid sensory focus.

The softly-contoured Bisque Seta from Italy is the perfect finishing touch to a contemporary interior. The Seta's 5cm tubes are in fact concentric cylinders, each forming a water-jacket. Air circulates up the inside and emerges through the 'pepper-pot' top.

The award-winning Bisque Hot Spring was conceived by Bisque's Geoffrey Ward and designed by Paul Priestman. The Bisque Hot Spring model shown is the shortest of three styles (at 60cm) and is often used as a towel radiator. At 120cm and 180cm the Hot Spring comes up to its full dramatic height, and transforms into a brilliant feature for living spaces and halls.

The year 2002 has brought the Bisque Hot Hoop, Paul Priestman's latest radiator for Bisque. Like his famous Hot Spring, the Hot Hoop is designed for both living spaces and bathrooms. The Hot Hoop fabrication is in stainless steel, and it comes in three sizes and two metal finishes, including an attractive lustre.

The full Bisque X-stream(shown) is a dramatic structure of curved, crossed tubes nearly two metres high. Its designer intended the XStream for entrance halls; the 'half' X-Stream, without the second set of crossed tubes, can be used to echo the shape of a staircase.

The Bisque Hollywood is a flamboyant and glitzy tubular radiator with a built-in-mirror, presumably so stars can admire themselves while basking in its warm appreciation. The Hollywood is just the job for the wealthy teenager's bedroom.

The striking but dignified Bisque La Scala is an interesting variation on the panel radiator, excellently suited to contemporary designer interiors.

Available in lengths up to two metres, the traditional Bisque Flow-Form is a bright low-level radiator with an industrial feel. A recent addition is the large-diameter Flow-Form, with a weightier and less industrial appearance, available in chrome as well as colour.

Standing nearly two metres tall, the delightful Bisque Power Plant is actually a full 1800 watt electric heater. As Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen said, "If you've got to have a radiator, why not have one that looks like this?".

The Bisque convectors are practical, high-output radiators normally mounted near skirting level. The Convectors are available for long walls and short niches and their unobtrusive elegance suits rooms of many styles.

The Bisque Classic is a modern version of the traditional radiator, at home in rooms of all periods, and with excellent heat output. The Classic radiator is available in an extraordinary range of shapes and sizes, from tall and thin to long and low, and can be floor or wall mounted.

The Bisque New Classic is a modern version of the traditional radiator, with a specially designed chrome towel rail. The Classic radiator is available in an extraordinary range of shapes and sizes, from tall and thin to long and low.

The Bisque Petrus is a handsome room radiator made from broad oval tubes in Chrome or Aluminium finish. The Petrus is available in tall and slim sizes, as well as wider, lower formats suitable for placing under windows

Take a shine to Art Deco styling - the Chrome Classic lifts any interior with classic good looks and smooth rounded profiles. Turn up the temperature with this timeless beauty designed to outlive the fickle dictates of fashion.

A sleek, sultry model in chrome plated copper and brass, the Bisque Vamp can be used on any central heating or hot water system. This wall-mounted siren is shiney, sexy and guaranteed to take the chill off even the coldest room.

This attractive Chromed Copper towel radiator is made from chrome plated copper tubes and can be used on any central heating or hot water system. A stylish yet practical addition to the Bisque range.

Our Bisque Deline look is elegant in chrome. The Straight Fronted Deline radiator provides the practical pleasure of a warm bathroom and dry towels.