Fapully Bathroom Hardware Stainless Steel Wall Mounted Towel Bar,Brushed Nickel Finished

Love the look of these, I have installed two of these in my home (along with the toilet paper holders to match). I have a hard time getting the towel holder to stay tight. It losens ever so slightly and then isn’t level and wiggles. It doesn’t happen with the toilet paper holder so I’m thinking the longer arm coupled with the weight of the towel is too much for the connections. I’m bummed, but LOVE the look and the toilet paper holder so I’m going to try and live with it or see if I can fix it.

Redid two bathrooms with these fixtures. Gives it a clean modern look, the install easily and are sturdy. the only thing is that there is not a left and right bar. Its the same bar, so if you install it on either side of the basin one will have the attachment screws on the bottom and the other on the top.... not a big deal but for perfectionists....yes. The towel will hide it anyways but....still for a perfectionist....lol....causes anxiety

The product is very nice and the finish is exactly as described and what we wanted. Still i'm hoping to hear from the manufacturer since we still may be returning them. we ordered 2, one for each side of bathroom counter. Apparently we need a "left hand" and "right hand" version so that the set screws don't show (facing up) when one of them is installed.

Installs easily with two anchors and screws, but I had to go one size up from 3/16 in the instructions to fit the anchor into the wall. Looks nice, solid, I like it.

Works very well for small towels, like hand towel and bidet towel. See included pics.

Decent quality for 1/5 the price of a high end product.Mounting screws went into stud, so no issues with sagging, etc. which might occur if installed into drywall only. If installing into drywall, the mounting screw holes must be slightly out of horizontal to account for the elongated vertical hole on the mounting plate (e.g. if the vertical hole is on the right, that screw should be at the top end of the slot so that the unit can't rotate clockwise if the screw isn't tight).

This is a challenging piece of hardware because the stress has on it from tell and hand swelling down toes can loosen its connection to the wall. Try your best to make sure at least one of the screws goes into a stud if possible.

I purchased these bath fixtures for a remodel. Look great, had toPurchase my own wall fasteners as the drywall attachments supplied are not adequate. My other area for improvement would be the allan wrench not easy to work with.

As advertised, no issues. Looks great.