Umbra Brushed Accessories Bathroom Vanities Review

They are great for my purpose. I ordered 2 and one bar is a bit loose but I could probably fix it with super glue. Overall it works great and is an attractive way to hide a washcloth and towel or washcloth and dryer sheet.

The front bracket was a little wobbly when received, thought I could live with that. But he began to stagger sharply, roll sideways and without the opportunity to tighten under the base without complete destruction. I'm sure it's too late to turn back so I'm stuck

I was looking for a stand to hang up my washcloths. Everything I found was too big and took up too much space on my shelf. Of course, that's because they're all made for towels or handkerchiefs. This is the shortest stand I've found and while it's a little taller than I need, it's short enough not to look ridiculous. I like that the minimalist design doesn't take up much countertop space.

I ordered this Umber Palm Double Towel after seeing it at my mother-in-law's house. Yours was wonderfully perfect for my needs. I have ordered the exact same product as you. However, the item I received is unusable. The bars are wobbly and crooked. He cannot hold towels due to a defect. There are hotspots for tightening this up yourself. I was very disappointed as I thought it would be perfect for storing cleaning and tea towels in my kitchen. I wanted to put it next to the kitchen sink. Had it

This is GARBAGE! This is the second one I've bought. My first is exactly the same make and model. I've had it for 2-3 years now and it's still like new. I put a kitchen towel on the two rods to dry, so it's very useful. But on the new one, the top crossbar almost falls off. These are tips on how to see a saw. And the front vertical bar doesn't stay upright on its own. It leans toward the rear vertical bar. I think the company that made it didn't bother with the connection points. In the end my…

I want to love her. I bought them for two washrooms. my bathroom and a guest bathroom where I had no obvious place to hang a towel hook and didn't want to drill holes in the wall if I could help. They look nice but I didn't find them big enough for any guest/towel I've tried before. In other words: If you fold the towel up, it drags a little on the counter. I can double it up and it works fine, but then there isn't enough space between the bars to hang the washcloth on the second/shorter bar…

measurements from countertop to: top of back bar = 13.5 inches; to top of front bar = 11.75 inches. End to end bars = 10.5 inches (including decorative "plugs" on both sides). Approximately 2.5 inches between bars. My standard size towels drape across the countertop in inches when using a front rod; and slides across the countertop when using the back plate. This is used in my kids bathroom and I tell them to throw a towel over both bars. They find it easier to drape two poles than thread a…

That's why I gave this one star because it's very difficult to find towels for this towel tree. The height of the tall bar is about 12.75 inches and the short bar is 11 inches. Standard towels are approximately 15 inches high. I was looking for a towel to go with this towel tree but couldn't find one. I either have to drape the towels over both bars, which is not intended for this product, or use the smaller square towels. Square towels look weird. Therefore, the only solution is to throw them…