🧻 Moen Brushed Nickel Glyde Hand Towel Ring - YB2386BN Review

I like this look and the fact that it is stationary. It was easy to install. I used longer screws than the ones that came with the kit. It has added a lot to my bathroom ensemble!

I was skeptical about the plastic mount but it seems to work. You can see this is a very simple towel rail designed for style, but its installation is EZ. There are no diagrams or photos in the instructions.

The moment force generated by the towel loop exceeds the strength of the plastic expansion anchor post embedded in the plasterboard wall. The plastic base that snaps onto the metal hinge is flimsy, too. Although it looks good.

I bought 2 of these for a bathroom renovation. They were easy to put on and looked beautiful. One thing you can't tell from the pictures, the back of the ring is open and flat. I still like them but I was surprised when they look completely round in pictures.

This towel rail is very durable and easy to assemble. However, the seam where it starts to buckle is very noticeable and it really sticks out of the wall than I thought it would. Overall I am very happy with it and will be buying it for other bathrooms in the future.

The assembly design on them is unsuccessful. It is impossible to attach it tightly to the wall. Once the towel ring is attached, it is immediately free. We bought them because they matched the style the builder had chosen for our bath products. We returned all four and bought a different style/brand.

I ordered this towel ring because it looked so stylish, but when it arrived I found the back of the ring was hollowed out. The front is the facade and it is very smooth and beautiful. But the ring is shaped and open at the back. It may look beautiful because you won't see it, but I know it's there. I sent it back and went in search of something more finished. Sorry I took a picture.

I bought this for my downstairs bathroom. Looks great so I gave it a higher rating. After we hung it, it seemed to be dangling from the wall, as if rubbing vigorously with a towel could pull it off the wall. So we tried to take it off the wall which just ruined the wall. We had to add two extra screws to the inner mount to make it feel more solid. Now that it's hung it looks great and was exactly what I was looking for. The piece of metal appears to be loosely connected to the black bottom…

This towel ring was a little problematic at first as I didn't drill a hole in the wall first and broke a small wall anchor in half trying to fix it to hit it with a hammer. into the wall bracket. The instructions say that drilling a hole is not necessary. You don't have to drill a hole first, but you will. I also attached a towel ring to a black round piece of plastic which I fixed to the wall but found it didn't fit the wall snugly. I had to take it off and try again but now the black part was