Heating a WC cloakroom - ideas?!

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We have a downstairs WC which is a very small room with limited room apart from the circulation space required when visiting.

Its cold and currently unheated - the floor is tiled over a suspended timber floor and is on an outside wall of the house so does get cold. I have access to under the suspended timber floor, so plan to insulate but think we need to introduce some form of heating.

There is access to extend the central heating pipework but not really enough space to have a wall hung radiator, certainly in the normal position/height.

Hadnt really wanted to with an electric source of heating but not sure if i have any options.

Does anyone have any bright ideas?

 

[foxhole]

You could run the central heating pipe thru in chromed copper, loop it back on itself a few times to increase area in cup'd which would heat a small area or concealed skirting .
http://www.radiatorcentre.com/skirting_heating_radiators_2011.htm

 

[jj4091]

Does it have any internal walls? Can you fit vents to allow warm air to circulate from surrounding area? There are very slim radiators available that only require 52mm depth http://www.victoriaplumb.com/Heated...lla&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Product+Feed