🛁 KES Wall Mounted Bathroom Towel Rail Rack with 5 Scroll Hooks - SUS304 Stainless Steel Brushed, AH203H5-2 Review

This is the second one I've bought. I like it because it has a small profile but holds a lot of clothes. It looks beautiful and fits almost anywhere in the house.

Hooks are great! Installation work is not so good. I had to use different anchors for my wall to keep it completely flush. Otherwise great purchase!

Used as a towel rail on the inside of the bathroom door. Works great, towels don't lie on the floor. The hooks are rounded but have a square edge that prevents towels from slipping off. They actually hold up so well that I had to remind my kids to pick up the towels instead of just ripping them off as they could tear the towel or hanger off the door if they pulled hard on it.

Very happy with the quality. I bought one first and it worked so well that I decided to buy more to install on the back of several doors. They are on the back of the bathroom door for towels and on the back of the closet door for bags and sweatshirts. Easy quick installation and holds a lot of things. Exactly what I was looking for.

LOVE that this is such a simple finish and also has 5 hooks (could be 10 to be honest as the top of each hook is angled away from the wall ). I bought one for our bathroom that we finished last year and one that we almost finished renovating. My husband said the included hardware came loose when following the installation instructions, but he used some of the wall anchors we had and it works fine.

We have just renovated our bathroom which is not very big and doesn't have room for a towel rail. I bought this to attach to the inside of my bathroom door to hang my towels. What a great choice! Towels stay, no problem. A few hooks are left so I can put on my bathrobe in winter, which I like to put on after a shower when it's cold. I can't attest to how easy it is to hang it up like my contractor did. I am very happy with this purchase.

It is important to note that you will most likely be attaching this hook to drywall. If you're lucky, one screw will go into the stud and the other won't, and you'll need a wall anchor to attach the mount to the drywall. The anchors that came with this hook didn't expand in the drywall, so they didn't hold the hook in place. I went into my garage and found some small blue anchors. They worked well with the included screws and seem to be holding it to the wall fairly securely. That issue aside…