Which valve fits your pipework?

The rail is the same whichever you pick — the valve is the part that meets your pipes. Match it to how they come into the room.

Valve	Choose it when	Price	Product page
Straight inlineFloor pipes	Pipes rise out of the floor directly under the rail inlets, and the valve carries straight on up into them.	£14.99	View the straight inline valve
AngledWall pipes	Pipes leave the wall horizontally. The valve takes the 90° turn upward into the rail for you.	£14.99	View the angled valve
CornerWall pipes	Also for wall pipes, but tucked in tighter — the body sits close to the wall and stays out of the way.	£19.99	View the corner valve

A TRV belongs on a radiator, not a towel rail. Throttling the flow leaves the rail running cool, and a cool rail leaves towels damp and smelling. Read why

Still unsure? See the full valve range

Finish the installation

The small parts fitters ask for on the day — caps, collars and hooks that tidy up the job.

Accessory	What it does	Price	Product page
Chrome cover caps (pair)	Caps the bleed and blanking plugs so the top of the rail looks finished	£2.49	View product : Chrome cover caps (pair)
Talon Snappit pipe covers	Clips around exposed pipe to hide it — no glue, no cutting	From £5.99	View product : Talon Snappit pipe covers
Towel rail pegs (pair)	Clip-on pegs add hanging space, fitted by hand	£9.99	View product : Towel rail pegs (pair)

Fitting it yourself? See all accessories