Electric Towel Warmer, 18.35" W x 14.6" H Wall-Mounted Towel Heater with Built-in Timer, Waterproof Aluminum Towel Warmer for Bathroom, Support Plug-in and Hardwired, Black, K2-L-B

European style with big surface area to warm towels. Great for small area

I have made first contact with a marvelous piece of Earth technology: the electric towel warmer. Until recently, I didn't even know such a thing existed. I stumbled upon one during my trip to the UK to visit a friend. Two of the hotels I stayed at had them. At first I thought it was just a fancy rack for posh people. Then I realized the truth: this humble device is nothing short of life-changing. Back here in the sweltering tropics of southwest Florida, you'd think I'd have no use for something that warms towels. But here's the thing: my wife likes to keep the house at 72 degrees, and I prefer it closer to 76 or 78, so we compromised and set it to 72. That means my bathroom, especially the towel hanging right under the AC vent, might as well be hanging with penguins in Antarctica. There's nothing worse than stepping out of a hot shower and wrapping yourself in what feels like a cold, damp rag. Not anymore. With this towel warmer, every shower now ends with a glorious, toasty towel. Installation was easier than replacing a warp core relay - took about ten minutes. And y'all know I'm not a hardware guy - I'm a software guy. My rule for working on computers is simple: if it involves a screwdriver, I'm out. But somehow I managed to mount this thing right under my existing towel bar without breaking anything. Yeah, under it - I'm not about to rip the old one out and patch drywall. Who do you think I am? Scotty? For now I'm running it off an extension cord that's snaked around the corner to the nearest outlet like a Ferengi on a budget, but I'll have an electrician come in soon and put a proper outlet in. House electrical is one thing I don't mess with - I leave that to people who own actual tool belts. It's a small price to pay for pure post-shower bliss. Turn it on five minutes before you hop in, and by the time you're done, your towel feels like you're being hugged by a Wookiee.

There's no shut off button. stays on all the time. I connected a switch to turn off and on. I had no problem with it staying on but the wife didn't like it so I connected it to the exhaust fan switch which made sense since you will be turning on the exhaust fan when showering. Other than that am very please with it...looks great

My wife loves it. It heats up quickly enough that she turns it on just before her shower, and the towel is toasty by the time she is done. I deducted a star because of the method of attachment to the wall. It looks nice and fancy with only the left side of the heater attached to the wall; however if you accidentally push on the right side (like you are trying to avoid a small dog and lose you balance) the heater can easily get pulled from the wall. And I used metal drywall anchors rated at 60lbs, not the plastic inserts that came with the heater. If you try to screw the hanger into a stud you will find that the holes are wider that the width of the stud, so you can only catch the stud with one hole on the top and one hole on the bottom.

Love the tile warmer

This towel warmer stopped working. It stopped heating up - now doesn’t even turn on

Nicely finished. Installs easily. works well

The size I got is perfect for a small towel. Not good for large towels. This was another expensive purchase that I rarely use. I wish I would have bought one of the small buckets that heat up towels but I couldn't find a metal one and I didn't want to buy plastic. This is made well. It's quality. Think about where you're going to put it as I didn't have a plug-in near where it's mounted on the wall. You may want to get a large one if you use large bath sheets. I tried to get used to using it to dry my towel after a shower. Not really worth it.

Terrible quality: - 4-bar unit - control unit does not work at all - unit is hard wired, it turns on but never turns off despite the controls - unit gets extremely hot - no indicator light if unit is on - with power outage unit turns itself on quietly this is effectively a fire hazard waiting to happen. stay away