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yes viewer,a point i will consider. 3 hinges would probably help too.

Thanks for the pic of the coiled cable. That's the way to go. John,that is very reassuring to hear that,it makes it a goer. Ta.

Thanks again John,a wealth of knowledge. I think a door stop would be in order to stop any mechanical damage. Like you say about the cable,maybe i will just monitor it and if it does start to wear then replace it as and when nescesary. I move into the flat in about 6 weeks time,so i will be...

Hi all. thanks for all the answers but i don`t think it`s a good idea to be squabiling amongst yourseleves! when the door is fully open the towel rail will probably hit the cupboard door that is in the bathroom. the door will probably in reality not be open this far in nornal useage. i...

Thanks again. That sounds good. I will be fitting a flex outlet plate which will be fed by either a ceiling mounted pull cord or an fsu fitted outside the bathroom. This will in turn be fed from a 30ma rcd circuit from the consumer unit. I think i`ll patent this idea and take it onto...

Thanks John. Are you saying it would be o.k?

Thanks for that. In an ideal bathroom i would,but there is just no other place. I know you get ultra flexible cables specifically for movement,so it would work. (we use these cables at my work Are you saying it st not allowed by the regs?

I'm thinking of fitting my electrically heated towel rail to the back of my bathroom door(which obviously opens and closes). It will be fitted with a cable that will be looped to allow for the movement of the door. There is just no other place for it. Is this o.k to do? I can't find any...