Eskimo Heat
Eskimo was born and bred in North London, in the Spring of 2001. So we’ve been around for a bit. Founded by Phil Ward, he’s still about, the Company’s original ethos remains – passionately dedicated to saving the world from the ugly and impractical saboteurs of interior design. Leading in beautiful radiator aesthetics - clean lines and unique surface finishes. Whilst remembering the purpose of the products. Good looking, high-performance radiators & rails.
Nowadays we are also dedicated to product design & innovation that will warm our spaces without warming the planet.
Functional design doesn’t have to be ugly.
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Project Introduction: How it all Started
For Holly and Angie's latest renovation, Angie explains it all came about by chance. When searching for a new project on the Sunshine Coast, they researched a wide variety of suburbs, and even had a contract on a different home, when fate intervened and changed the plan. Read the article featured in Winter BIMCRUNCH '25.
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Eskimo Heat - Design inspired Heated Towel Rails, Now in Australia
Eskimo Heat is challenging the idea that heating should fade into the background. With roots in North London’s industrial design scene, this UK-born company has built its reputation on a clear philosophy: functional products should also be beautiful. Launched in Australia in 2018, Eskimo Heat brings a much-needed alternative to the local market - high-performance, energy-efficient heated towel rails designed with a big picture in mind.
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Heated Towel Rail Power Consumption & Running Costs
For many Australians, the idea of installing a heated towel rail conjures images of cosy, hotel-like luxury. But with energy prices on the rise, you might be wondering, “how much power does a heated towel rail use?” and “are heated towel rails expensive to run?” The answer to these questions depends on three key factors: wattage, design, and timer controls. Let’s explore these in detail.