KES Towel Bar Matte Black Finish Stainless 24 inch Wall Mount

Using this in my shower to hang washcloths. Previously, I had a suction rack that fell off every few weeks so I intended to mount this one on tile with screws. Since I didn't have the right drill bit, decided to try the adhesive and that seems to be working well for the past couple weeks.

I used them to replace my fridge door handles. Because you can adjust the location of the screws, it works great. Had to use different screws of course. I bought the fridge without the door handles because I thought I could buy new (or even used) ones but there aren't any out there. These are doing the job so far! I'm very happy.

Purchased this towel bar due to the extra-long 36-inch length. This model closely matches the Delta we already own, but the rod is thicker around. It comes all in one piece, the rod is not separate from the two end pieces. We installed with screws and anchors in the drywall. Sturdy. Would definitely buy again.

Good Quality and was delivered on time!<br/>Installation did not take much time, and once fixed into the wall. It was sturdy enough to hold towels without any issues. I will recommend this product.<br/><br/>Note - I did not use the adhesive option. I preferred drilling holes!

This is a great looking 32" towel rack, which can hold two towels folded in half.<br/><br/>PRO:<br/>-nice modern looking bling bling<br/>-lightweight, therefore doesn't add to the towel weight<br/>-easy installation pictures (no need for wordy warnings, etc.)<br/><br/>CON:<br/>-drill bit size given in metric, and did not include stud or drywall bit size<br/>solution:<br/>for stud, use 3/32" drill-bit, then the screws<br/>for drywall, use 3/16" drill-bit, hammer in the anchors, then the screws<br/><br/>How can one tell where the stud is? I used a stud-finder like Zircon HD70. Once you've determined where the stud is, you can get a secondary confirmation if you use the 3/32" drill-bit and drill in about one-and-a-half inches, you'll feel the difference in density between the dry wall part and the stud (2x4 lumber behind the drywall) right underneath it. Hope this helps.

I loved the look of these towel racks. They were a little tricky to install, but not too bad. What I had to do is put the screw in the wall, then drill the pilot hole, otherwise the holes would be a little off.<br/><br/>I didn't like the little set screw, it was a bit of a pain, but not enough to make me return the item. Once they were up, they look great and are very sturdy.

Wow, just wow...The same day I got to work on this. Make sure you have the require items to install including a leveler. Beautiful design, steel, nice looking silver looks, the installation process a breeze, very easy to install, seller provides 2x sheets and 4 screws una bag plus drywall kit. All you is messure with, leveled and that’s it.....oh yeah, and enjoy!!!!....Is long enough to cover a good portion of the wall, You have a long towel to strechted and small towel at the end. This gives a nice sport club look to your private space. We are glad we bougt it, wether is a gold or silver look you can’t go wrong..both designs are nice...I would purchase again if I needed. Great buy!!!!!

Good quality for the price. It has a nice look and the size (28 inches) met my needs. Only problem was with installation. I bought this with the expectation that the adhesive installation would work. It did not and I had to drill the wall, so it could hold the weight of the towel.

I needed this bar to attach to a cabinet i have in my bathroom. I really didn’t want to drill the cabinets so I went with this product because it said it came with adhesive. The adhesive did not work at all and it made a mess. The bar is really nice but I wish it would’ve came with adhesive stick pads over glue.

The bar looks really nice. Installing it on the inside of my cabinet involved using the glue tape the provided to stick 2 round brackets to the cabinet, waiting 24 hours for it to dry, and then hooking the bar onto those brackets and tightening with ikea style hexagon screws (which you need to have at home, luckily I did). I used the bar to hold rubber gloves (not much weight). It held for about 2 months before the glue tape came unstuck and it came tumbling off. Now I need to find a different 2-sided tape or gorilla glue to use.