Moen YB8824BN 24-Inch Modern Bathroom Single Towel Bar in Brushed Nickel Finish Review

New home and needed to match existing heated towel rails. Like the design. Typical installation on most heated towel rails. Would definitely buy again

Our old towel rails kept falling off the wall. We have adjusted them several times. Nothing seemed to work. I bought these rods to replace this other set because we had them in another bathroom and they worked fine there. I like very clean, modern lines with no frills. I like brushed nickel.

Oh my god, this is such a good towel rack. I LOVE this product. Unfortunately it is expensive, but I see it as an investment and will use it for a long time. I was looking for a very modern look and didn't want to make big holes in my new walls. It's stylish and modern. Very easy to install and easy to follow instructions.

We just renovated 3 bathrooms and used 90 degree towel racks, toilet paper holders, faucets and shower fixtures in all 3. All items are exceptionally well made and beautifully finished in chrome and brushed nickel. This towel rail is durable and will last longer than me. Quality and price match, I am very satisfied with my purchase.

I needed to add another towel rack in the guest bathroom. I've been lucky. This towel rail is the same make and model as my existing towel rail. I was a little worried about the attachment system, but after studying the instructions and using the template, everything worked out. A notice. You must use a template. Advice. If you must use molybdenum screws, use the smallest possible due to the distance between the two holes on the mounting bracket.

Pros: - Good finish - Modern design - Good con construction - Very expensive list price - for 1/4 ab The Revain Warehouse list is a good deal - installation can be tricky for inexperienced, non-do-it-yourself users. I have 8 of these rods of various lengths in 3 bathrooms and they look great. The matching TP rocker is also smooth. I installed them without incident, but a long time ago I worked summers, weekends, and nights as a carpenter to pay for my college education. I have all the tools and