| Width | 20" |
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| Installation | Wall Mount |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Height | 42" |
| System Type | Electric |
| Depth | 4" |
| Collection | Quadro |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Number of Bars | 16 |
| Overview |
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| Brand | AmbaShop All Amba |
| Collection | QuadroShop All Quadro |
| Model Number | Q2042 |
| UPC | 810124021191, 810124021177, 810124021740 |
Here you go. https://qb-res.cloudinary.com/q_auto/images/originals/specs/561157-2042-specs%20pdf.pdf
Answered by Dov on 06.21.2018
I always say that you get what you pay for, so if you want the best towel warmer on the market, look no further. Also, it looks like Quadro took to heart one of the earlier reviews. The on/off switch lights up when the warmer is on. This is a super product, and yes I would recommend it!!
I like the towel warmer and would purchase it again. For the pros - It works very well and keeps our towels warm. I do like the on/off switch, so I can turn it off in the summer. I only have two small cons - it does get water spots on it and has to be rubbed to remove them. And the only other con is that there is a slight metallic odor to the towels when they come off the warmer. I do not know if that is the case with other towel warmers, since this is the first one that I have owned. Thank you for the opportunity to review.
We had our two upstairs bathrooms completely remodeled and it took some time since I ordered the towel rack to actually start using it. With that said, it has been two weeks since we got done so I now have a more rounded opinion to offer. Overall, we are very happy with our Quadro towel warmer. We are actually using it as a space heater too, along with the heated floors (as we removed the unsightly heat vents, so we can have uninterrupted tile floors). The towels heat up very nicely and dry up fast from daily use. We also have the Elory towel warmer installed in our other bathroom and are very pleased with that too. I do have two comments. One is that it is a bit tricky to drape thicker towels over the tops of both towel warmers. The second is that the controls on both are not very user friendly. On the Quadro, there is no indication (other that the heat of the towel rack) that it is on. There is no light that comes on when the switch is pushed to the on position. The only way one can tell is by looking from very close up to see if the button is actually pushed in or not. The controls of the Elory thermostat are the hardest we have ever encountered to set (and the instructions in English almost unreadable). Having said all that, I still give both towel warmers an A.
