BWE Traditional Wall Mounted Towel Ring Bathroom Accessories Hardware

I installed these round hand towel bars in my son’s bathroom. The color is a brushed nickel and the weight of the metal feels substantial. It arrived with everything you need to install it, including the allen wrench to tighten the bar to the mounting bracket. They were very easy to install just drill 2 holes that hold the mounting bracket. They are stylish and complement his bathroom well.

I got two towel holders.These are very well constructed towel holders. They are very easy to install and the brushed nickel is well done. First you mount the bracket. Then you attach the holder. Under the holder is a small allen screw at the bottom of the holder that you tighten and that’s it! Couldn’t be any easier. I installed one and my wife installed the other one. We couldn’t be any happier with these! I highly recommend these, if you are looking for brushed nickel, sleek, old-school hand towel holder.

Like many households, we used to hang our kitchen hand towels on cabinet knobs, but they constantly fell off, leading to frustration. We decided to upgrade to these 6-1/4" OD brushed nickel rust-proof hand towel rings, and what a difference it has made! Now, they elegantly frame our kitchen sink window, adding a touch of sophistication to the space. Installation was a breeze—all that's required is a drill and minimal experience. The towel ring even includes an allen wrench for convenience. Since we opted to mount them on the sides of our cabinets, we found that the included screws and anchors were too long for our setup. However, we easily resolved this by using extreme Velcro tape, which provided a secure hold. Not only are these towel rings a functional improvement, but they also enhance the aesthetic appeal of our kitchen. Their brushed nickel finish complements various decor styles, making them a versatile choice. Plus, they can be mounted either hanging down or swinging sideways, offering flexibility in placement.

We needed a towel ring for an end/pony wall beside the shower. Oil rubbed bronze is what we are switching out fixtures to. This was an easy replacement. The mounting plate was fastened with two screws. Then the towel ring as easily mounted with the set screw and provided allen wrench. I tightened it up and added towels. It is a nice look and change from the chrome fixtures. It is plastic so I am a bit concern how it will last with use and any pressure. The plumber will be here tomorrow to change out the shower fixtures. Nice look!

We recently installed these towel holders in our hall bathroom, which has a double sink setup. Previously, we only had one towel holder, and the kids were notorious for not putting their towels back. Now, with each child having their own designated towel and holder, it's much more organized. The installation process was relatively straightforward, although we did encounter a minor hiccup when a wall anchor from a previously installed holder came loose. However, we easily resolved this by using a different wall anchor for that specific hole. For the other holes, we used the provided wall anchors without any issues. Securing the towel holder with the set screw at the bottom was a standard procedure. Overall, they look great once installed, and so far, the kids have been using them responsibly and actually leaving their towels in place. That's the real victory here!