🛁 Efficient Bathroom Upgrade: Moen DN9108BN Ellsworth Pivoting Brushed Towel Bar Review

The design is very good. The material used appears to be durable. Like many others, the manufacturer chose not to print the drilling template on cardboard. When using paper, you need to pay attention to the tape that remains when you attach it to the wall, as well as driving out the screw. However, I would highly recommend it to others. A public place should have a sticker explaining how to open it. Perhaps the print could include something small that could be glued to the wall.

Appears to be of very good quality. He is strong and heavy. Unfortunately I bought this to replace an existing toilet paper holder, the basic style with a piece of plastic that you squeeze to replace the roll, but the screw holes on this one are further apart than the standard sized holes. Therefore, the original holes in the drywall on this one are not covered by fasteners and are visible unless they are spackled and repainted. I wasn't willing to do that much work to replace the holder. This…

The best news is that it can easily hold huge jumbo Mega Charmin rolls. The reason for only 4 stars is that this is the weirdest toilet paper holder I have ever seen. There isn't the usual spring tube you're used to that goes through the reel and attaches at the two ends. This is the one, the left side is twisted with the rod attached to it and you feed the reel in and twist it back down where it rests on a pin attached to the right side post. It's a little tricky to install because you have to