Towel Bar for Bathroom Towel Rack Wall Mounted: 16'' Black One-Piece Bathroom Towel Bar Without Assembly Hand Towel Holder Bathroom Decor Accessories (Premium Metal)

This is a great towel bar, I’ll tell ya why. I used it in my cabinet door under my kitchen sink and I have dish towels on it. It is wider compared to most other ones and so it makes it quicker and easier to just place towels over the bar without having to fold perfectly to squeeze them into a narrow area. Just throw it over it and boom it is there and again no fumbling with it to fit. I was looking for towel bars for the cabinet door and never realized that the average bar is much narrower from bar to wall or door your placing towels on. It came in handy for this particular situation because u always had to make sure I folded or flattened out towels so they’d fit over the bar and not have too much fabric trying to squeeze into narrow area. Oh and they stick perfectly. No issue at all. Recommend highly!

I’m very please with this product. It was super easy to assemble and it included all necessary supplies and two tools. Most of my bath towels are 24” wide, however, some of my towels are 29” wide such as this burgundy towel shown in the photos, however, that isn't a problem since the 29” towel can be extended over to the side of the rod which will allow them to dry just as well. It’s sturdy, and it looks great. I definitely recommend this product.

My kids have torn down the towel rack in their bathroom....several times. Sometimes they just pop the tube loose, but usually they pull the end pieces loose. Drywall is just not strong enough. I've coached them about lifting the towel off instead of grabbing the bottom and pulling, and I've pointed out that a towel rack is not a handrail. I even used those big, hard plastic anchors. Finally they pulled those out too, which just left bigger holes, so I had to spackle and paint. I do not like to spackle and paint. This towel bar is one piece and has the holes centered 16" apart, which means both ends can be screwed to the wooden studs behind the drywall. that means it can only hold one towel, but that's fine. Would a decorative scroll motif on the ends have been nice? Sure, but at this point, it's all about solving the problem once and for all, so I'm okay with a basic style, and the brushed finish looks nice. I did not use the screws included. I used decking screws (3" or 3.5" long) to maximize the length of screw in the stud. I had to drill out rack's holes a bit to make those screws fit. A slightly larger hole size would have been helpful. Most people buying a rack with this size are choosing it so they can mount to the studs, so they are going to want to use screws similar to what I used. Overall, I would definitely buy this again. It is the last time I will ever have to do any towel rack tinkering in that bathroom.

I definitely recommend the 24 inch wide version. A basic towel, plus a washcloth or hand towel fits on each rung. This was perfect when my sister visited my mom‘s small apartment. It does sit quite high on the door, but that kept us from hitting it going by. Her door would not close with it on. It does have a thin rubbery backing on the bottom part, but the hooks that go up over the top of the door have no protection. I folded some paper towel to line the top hooks, which was visible. I’ll probably glue on some felt for future use, but that will just make it harder for a door to close. Not important for my purposes. You can’t yank the towels off of it, you need to lift them off. But it is sturdy enough for gentle use. I’ll probably use it on my bathroom door to dry the tons of washcloths I use. You will need a Phillips screwdriver. The Allen wrench they give you does not have an end that goes into the screws, and you really need to tighten the screws but it is easy to put together. The price was high for all the limitations it has, but I still give it four stars because I was able to get it quickly, and it worked for our purposes. On the front of an open door. It is sleek and plain and looks good. I was glad I didn’t go with one with hooks on it. This looks so much neater.

It's a lovely towel rack. It takes probably two minutes to assemble. Very sturdy. Sadly I am having to return it because it's too wide for my doors. I would recommend it to anyone who need it. I am going to order the 16". That should be perfect for my needs.

This towel bar is attractive, well made, easy for anyone to install and perfect for a small bathroom. It is perfect beside the sink in my small bathroom. I’m sure it would look nice in any bathroom or kitchen, but I purchased it for a specific place and it was perfect. I would have preferred shorter screws though as I attached it to wainscoting in an old house.

The second set if screws that attach the towel bar to the door rack does not tighten all the way. Its usable but not tight like it should be. The cushion foam for the door is not there either. It works for the price but has slight design issue.

Sturdy and easy instalkation