Review on CRW Wall Mounted Polished Stainless Clothes by Dora Macias

Our new home had towel rails in a few places which were obtrusive. We wanted to hang a small bathroom cabinet on the wall where the towel rails were, so we removed the shelves to put the cabinets in place. We didn't really miss the towel rack because it was our extra bathroom and nobody needed to shower there. That was until the shower came out in our main bathroom. So we go downstairs to use the extra shower and there is no towel rail. We threw a towel over the shower curtain rod, but that always leaves the towel a little wet, and rubbing it with a cold, slightly damp towel when you get out of the shower sucks. We didn't have much wall space, so I looked for solutions that would work. I came across them while browsing so I thought why not. These things are great. As I said, the workmanship is solid. You'll need to use the 2 screws provided (with drywall mounts if you're not going straight into the rack) to get a solid mount on it. The 2 corner prongs are just what you need to hold a loose towel. Upon entering I throw my towel on the holder and it stays. I don't have to be careful hanging it on the hook for fear of it rolling off when I shower. I recommend you find a bolt to install it as it is always more durable than drywall alone. But sometimes there's nothing you can do about it, so use drywall anchors if the place you want to use doesn't have a stand. Either way, the mount will be strong if you get it right.