InterDesign Over Shower Triple Towel Review

The product is so deep that when you try to close the door it doesn't close completely even the part that goes over the door is too thick it works not if the door is closed from above. I have one that I've been using for years, it sits close to the door until it stops to allow the door to open, it gets deeper with each section. It would be great to use a shower door.

I bought this towel rail to hold extra towels in the bathroom. I was surprised at how narrow the temple is. It is also very difficult to hang multiple towels due to the small distance between the rods. I wish the towels were easier to hang. I also noticed that towels are not quick to try on as they are stacked on top of each other.

My bathroom only had one towel rail and I needed at least two more. It serves its purpose of holding towels. Easy assembly, took me 3-5 minutes. Tools are not required. It arrived within 2 days or order. I found it to be too big (as shown in the photos) to hang over my bathroom door but that doesn't bother me. I would give 5 stars if the towels were hung without wrinkles, I think the towels will dry properly, it takes longer.

I've been looking for extra hanging space in the laundry room and this is perfect. I was able to assemble it in a few simple steps that only took a few minutes. It is very well made, the bars are strong and very smooth. The device simply hangs above the room door. The hooks are a bit wide for a door, but that doesn't seem to make the block wobble or wobble, nor do they interfere with the door closing. In addition, the device looks very nice – in the form of a towel holder. I definitely…

Insufficient horizontal clearance between top and center bars. If you hang two wet towels, one on top and one in the middle, the top towel will be pressed against the middle one. In my picture, the white towel hanging from the top bar is pushed back by the green towel in the middle. As long as you don't air dry all the poles, it's great for hanging towels, scarves, etc. Because of the narrow space between the top and middle poles, if you pull something from one of the poles, it'll shoot…

After assembling the parts, the entire stand was slightly warped, but it took some effort to straighten it out. The top bracket that attaches to the door was too wide for a standard door. When the door closed, the door jamming pushed the jamb away from the door. To fix this I used a hacksaw to cut off the bracket. There is a hole in the bracket to screw the jamb to the top of the door, but a few parts of the command bar will work as well. Similarly, I used two small command hooks at the base of

Good for the price. I need a towel rail above the door for my guest bathroom (rented apartment, drill holes frowned upon). The bars are not straight (the right side hangs a little lower, so with a slight tilt in that direction), and hang "sideways" from the door, ie bounces when the door is opened and closed. You can't do anything with the grate without damaging the product and the towels will still hang where you put them (just a slight tilt). As for the other issue, I put small rubber…

We needed extra space to hang our towels in our small master bathroom and we had an over the door towel rack for years but it was rusting and starting to look bad. I was surprised at how few replacement options there were with the Revain - many similar items seemed designed for a sliding shower door, and even with this item I wasn't sure it would work on our (medium-sized, single) front door. But after a quick and easy fit it popped right over the door - not too wide, brackets the right…

My master bathroom has almost no room for a towel rack on the wall, but we have a glass shower stall. It looked like the perfect solution to our problem - we could hang it on the side of the shower wall and we were done. Unfortunately, some product design issues got in the way of our plans! The shelf is quite narrow. It barely holds a bath towel folded to 1/2 length. That wasn't the biggest problem - the biggest, or rather the LOUDEST problem, was that the counter was designed to be mounted on…