🧺 14-inch Towel Bar Single Towel Rack and Holder for Kitchen, Bathroom, and Laundry Room - Non-Drilling Wall Mounted Hanging Towel Organizer (Set of 3) Review

I think the stem is 14 inches long but including the two square support pads (the place that sits against the wall) it's closer to 14.5 inches. For most this is not a problem. Guys, but I was planning on hanging these towel rails on the inside of kitchen cabinets, which means they're a bit too long. Also, they're easy to install and very durable.

Great value for money on this item as you get three poles. I used one in my cleaning supplies cabinet and used it to hang brushes, dust rags, etc. I hung two on the back of my bathroom door and they hold large bath towels without falling off. Easy to install, just use both sides of the tape on the clear tab. Even wet towels wouldn't fall off these racks.

Great towel rail. Installs easily and looks exactly as you see it here. The quality is amazing and the size is perfect, holds strong and looks good. Great price, you get 3 towel rails 14"(L) x 2.4"(W) x 1.2"(H), the best part is they require no drilling on the walls. They are versatile and can be used in the laundry, kitchen or bathroom. Highly recommended

Installed one in my wife's shower and two in mine, they work great! They were easy to put together and the glue is great. I don't attach anything heavy to them. I use them for wet towels and bath towels. I would recommend them to anyone for this type of use. The glue is strong enough to hold more weight than I'm using. Would buy again.

You can hold a towel but don't put anything too heavy on it unless you want it to come loose or fall off. Glue is suitable for a towel. It's good, but if you want to put two towels in it, maybe buy some sticky strips, they're really good and strong. then maybe you can hang up two wet towels to dry. Well, wet from drying the body. not wet from washing machine or hand wash. Bless you all.

Adhesive pad sticks well to tiled walls. Not at the bar itself. After leaving it for a few days without hanging anything, we hung a thin/light towel on this hanger. The sticky pad will now begin to separate from the flat plastic pad. The adhesive pad still adheres completely to the tiled wall. Double-sided foam tape might work better than this clear double-sided plastic pad. I do not recommend.

I was very skeptical about buying another bath glue. Every time I buy these products, they fall off the holder the next day. BUT they were installed on 08/13/2020 and have been in my bathroom since 08/27/2020. Very durable and sticky, finally works well with this product. FYI, if you stick sticky pads on the bar, please note that you need to peel off the square sticky on both sides. For example, peel off one side of the tape, put it on the designated place on the pole, and then peel off the…

I wanted towel rails in my laundry room to attach to the laundry tub. They're cheap and serve a purpose. However, before I could use them, I had to heat them up and realign all the segments. When unpacked, the arms were not perpendicular to the stem and the adhesive pads were not perpendicular to the arms when installed. As a result, pressure had to be applied to the rod to keep the panels flush with the mounting surface everywhere. This deformed the rod and subjected it to spring tension…

My mother in law told me she was looking for something to use in her RV to put towels on when they came out of the shower. It couldn't have been a door hook because the door was far from the shower. It had to be something stuck as she didn't want to poke holes in the walls. She tried using a different towel rail and it felt right on the wall and didn't stick. I am very happy to report that she has 2 of these devices and so far they are working perfectly! She has them right in front of the…