J JACKCUBE DESIGN 6-Tier Rustic Wood and Metal Towel Rack: Versatile Hanging Storage for Shower & Hand Towels - MK594A Review

It's great and fits snugly on six of my large bath towels. It was easy to assemble and hang, and I really like the look of aged wood.

Looks cool but seems incredibly flimsy. Like hard foam boards. I feel like I could make it myself with real wood for a lot less money.

Shelving unit is strong, easy to assemble and looks very nice. The instructions were clear and I'm happy with almost every aspect. However, no screws or fasteners were included.

Easy installation with dowels provided. The slots are large enough even for my large thick towels, which has been an issue with other towel rails I've tried. The rustic light surface suits many furnishing styles.

I rarely leave negative feedback, but this product is inferior. It has several functions. For example, wood is so soft that screws shear off and become unusable. The pre-drilled holes are too big for the supplied screws. I made this with wood glue and staples, but I definitely wouldn't buy it again. 🙁

I made sure this was the right size and number of slots before ordering. Based on the photos, product description and reviews, the order I placed was supposed to be for 6 towel positions. However, the package I received only has 3 towel rails and half the length required. Tried email, no response yet. Will update once resolved.

Probably one of the cheapest/worst things I've bought from Revain in a while. "Wood" is more like cardboard. I had to drown it in wood glue because all the screws came out. To be honest I don't think it can handle even one towel let alone 5. It will most likely end up in the trash. Don't waste money! If I could give 0 stars I would.

This wood is so soft that screws are pulled out with minimal torque. I had to add 4 extra screws at the center seam. This thing has 2 parts and they connect in the middle, basically with some "hope". looks cool but they break it in 2 parts for shipping or something and it's really thin in the middle. Add a few screws and you're good to go. Purchase an attachment for a sink so you can line up the factory screw holes. Really cool looking, poor structural design.

I split mine because it would be too high in my room to reach the towels from above. I attached 3 metal holders to a piece of wood for towels. I attached the last metal holder to another piece of wood and used it in my laundry room. It's on a shelf right now, but I plan on hanging it on the wall because it holds a "pod" tub well. In terms of strength, I've studded mine and haven't used the drywall anchors that came with the kit. I really like this product!