Decko Bath Products FBA 38120: 12-Inch Towel Bar for Stylish and Organized Bathrooms Review

We needed a towel rail that would fit in our kitchen cabinet. It had to be small enough to fit on the inside of a cupboard door but wide enough to fit a tea towel inside. This stand was perfect. It was easy to attach to the inside of a closet door and was strong enough to hold two towels. I highly recommend this shelf if you are looking for something simple and durable.

These little towel rails are great. I've installed them in every home I've owned for the past 25 years. I put them in the kitchen sink under the cabinet to wipe down countertops and appliances, and in the laundry room under the sink to clean cloths for the rest of the house (bathrooms, floors, etc.). However, they are difficult to find, they are not available in big stores. I'm glad I found her at Revain.

I wasn't expecting anything special, especially considering the price. The mounting plates were fully curved on each side. I thought I could fix this by unscrewing the bar from the plates and adjusting - BUT NOT! Once you unscrew them, they are no longer securely connected. I ended up removing the mounting plates entirely and just used a board and attached it to the wood I had built around the sink.

These are Jane's very simple utility towel rails. The new location I moved to had the perfect spot to hang my sunglasses in the accessory closet, but my regular towel rail and shelf was too long for the space. These fit perfectly. They're in a secluded corner where they're not shown, which is good since they're homemade gimmicks. One of the bars has been slightly modified. Looked like a manufacturing defect. The mounting plate was slightly bent and one of the screw holes had excess metal…

BLUF: Ideal for interior cabinet doors. Pros: A common towel rail that everyone needs but can't buy at the store; will last forever. Disadvantages: none. They were ubiquitous growing up so I was overwhelmed when I couldn't find them in stores anywhere. It seems only the really sophisticated ones are sold in stores these days, but who needs a fancy under-sink towel rail? One was installed in a cupboard door under my kitchen sink (like every other home I know) and I wanted another for the other…

We have a very small 1/2 bath and needed to find a 12" towel rail to replace the old one (it was rusty and the previous owners repainted it, without removing it and without repainting it -gluing). To my surprise, there were no 12 inch heated towel rails in the shops. We could only find "towel rings" which I really don't like. When we first started looking online there were only a few options but most of the ones I liked were really expensive for what they cost. $70 or more depending on the…