Yeavs Swing Towel Holder Rack: Stylish Matte Black, Wall 🔗 Mounted Swivel Towel Bar with 3-Arm for Bathroom and Kitchen Storage Review

I wouldn't stick this to the wall for fear of damaging the drywall if I tried to remove it. The directions were apparently written by someone who didn't speak English well. I got two pieces of single-sided tape and a tube of glue. Instead, I drilled two equidistant holes and attached the block with screws. Secure fit and cheaper than intended installation.

Perfect for my small closet door. All other holders were too wide. I didn't use glue. I drilled two holes in the back panel and attached it to the door with aluminum screws. I think if I ever want to remove it in the future the flies might cause problems and remove the fairing. It's much easier to fill just two small holes. The holder is well made and of high quality. I would recommend it to anyone with small base cabinets.

Love this item! With twin babies and the avoidance of paper towels, we always carry a couple of towels so it's nice to have a place for them. Simple, convenient and useful. We used 3m Frame Velcro to hang it up as we weren't sure we'd like it there and the supplied adhesive would be a bad deal to remove. We wanted to screw it in right away but the 4 strips are working great at the moment so we left them.

Bought to keep some kitchen towels under the sink. The holder itself seems very solid, it's all metal powder coated for a smooth finish. There are some rubber caps at the end to keep the towels from slipping off. The hinges are stiff but in a good way, still smooth but don't look like they'll dangle after much use. Looks very good. It came with double sided tape but I'm afraid the cheap tape will leave marks so I bought my own double sided mounting tape and it works fine.

I think I should have measured this better but it doesn't hold a standard kitchen towel very well. It also comes with an adhesive that you need to use to hang it on the wall without any other installation method. This is probably the worst glue I've ever used. I held the stand against the wall for 10 minutes but as soon as I let go the stand started sliding along the wall. I don't know how long I have to stand there and hold it, but even after taking it off the wall for 30 minutes the glue…

Incomprehensible instructions. There was a sticker in the kit and I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be a double sided adhesive for stand mounting or a sticker to put on a stand? I didn't want to use the supplied glue because it was applied to the side of the wood cabinet. Instead I used command lines. It came off after a couple of weeks and we had to reattach it with extra strips. I only had room for a short stand and it was difficult for the towels to stay because the towel kept being thrown

Bought to keep some kitchen towels under the sink. The holder itself seems really solid, the whole thing is powder coated metal for a smooth finish. There are rubber caps on the ends to keep the towels from slipping off. The hinges are stiff but in a good way, still smooth but don't look like they'll dangle after long use. I put in three Ikea kitchen towels (the thinner kind) and they still fold up and look really nice. It came with double sided tape but I'm afraid the cheap tape will leave…

I probably should have measured this better, but it doesn't hold a standard tea towel very well. It also comes with an adhesive that you need to use to hang it on the wall without any other installation method. This is probably the worst glue I've ever used. I held the stand against the wall for 10 minutes but as soon as I let go the stand started sliding along the wall. I don't know how long I have to stand there and hold it, but even after taking it off the wall for 30 minutes the glue still…

I love this kitchen towel holder. It's very solidly made with a lovely enamel finish, I've had a hard time finding a towel rail with shorter arms to hold washcloths and this fits the bill perfectly. It also works well with small to medium sized kitchen towels. The gray silicone tab protecting the top of the upper arm slipped off, so I glued it back on (although these tabs aren't really needed as the ends of the bare sleeves are smooth). finished). Also, I can't tell how strong the glue that…