How far from the wall does this towel bar extend? Space is a premium in our master bath and we don't want to walk into it.
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I would say with fluffy towels on the front rod, figure an extension of 6 inches. It is definitely not a tight fit to the wall, but it's a great looking towel rod. Hope that helps.
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I love this towel bar!!! It extends 5" from the wall. I have the 5" bar on top, I think it could be turned eitherway. Saw the exact at friends house and started looking! Found at a home improvement store, butwas more expensive. Hope it works in your space. Really looks sharp! Not the same basic single barsthat most people have. Good Luck!
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Hi Tom/ this was a gift to our daughter and her husband, so I an help. I forwarded your question to her. I am sorry.
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It's a sliding bar, does not attach to the wall. I got this for my mother in law and she doesn't use the shower as often as bathing but it's helpful to have the bar for adjusting when she needs it. I do not think the bar not being attached is an issue.
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Only one towel bar, the bar that does not have the towel on it in the picture is structural and helps to strengthen the unit. It attaches (or is suppose to) on the wall by sinking screws into the wall and then the hidden clips are suppose to slide over the screws. Didn't work that way for me, I had to drill holes into the wood then sink screws through it into the wall.
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The base of the towel tree is made up of a series of "fat" poles fitted together They are not all the same length. (I seem to remember that there was also a shorter fourth base pole, which I didn't use.) I used three of the longer ones for my setup, topped by a skinnier pole, supported inside the top base pole by a strong spring. From the bottom of the fat pole to the top of the top fat one (the "lowest height"), measures 70 inches. And my skinny pole stretches about another 15 inches to the ceiling. That tension is what keeps the pole standing in the corner of my tub area, between the top ledge of my bathtub to the ceiling. You may have to play around with the sections to get the right height for your own bathroom. It could be a little annoying, but I think the results are worth it. I wouldn't be without mine. I hope this information helps you. I would have to dismantle the whole thing to get a more exact measurement.
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The shelves are 21"W & 6-3/4"D I can place (2) rolled towels on each shelf. Obviously, the small bar works great for either hand towels or washcloths. Personally, this has worked out great in my shower area without becoming any kind of obstacle.
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The bars that go over the shower wall, door, or a towel bar are 8 inches apart. The baskets that hang on the rack overlap the edge of the bars and measure 12 inches across.
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The bars are 17 1/4 inches long. Not a lot of space between bars, only 1 3/8 inches. A great towel rack for small spaces.
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End-to-end width is 20.75". The width of the bar itself where you hang the towel is 18".
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Extends 13 1/2 inches up from Tub. I use daily for 6 months. Makes Tub entry and exit easily. JC Hall
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The grab bar extends 14 inches above the tub. My wife finds it very helpful. Very importantly, the grab bar has not slip since it was last moved month ago despite daily pressure from a 250+ person.
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It looks the same up close as it looks from afar. What kind of weight would you put on a decorative piece in your bathroom? It isn't a bookshelf. It will hold towels, decanters, etc. If you anchor into the wall, it will hold a suprising amount.
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The big plush towels, no! The door won't close. Its really not that big, basically its good for bath items & toiletries, lotions, shampoos, you can fit face towels in it. I also brought the floor cabinet which will fit the rolled towels it has 3 shelves & it matches beautifully! Look up bathroom floor cabinet, it was from a different co. & has a granite looking top, its not labed as the same color as the wall cabinet, bcuz its from a different co. But it is the same color & it matches perfectly!! One on the wall & one right under it on the floor, beautiful it looks like it is a set! Both items are for a small bathroom! Hope this info was helpful!
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Both bars can accommodate bath towels, however the back one is limited to the space between it and the wall and whatever towels you have on the first bar. Very fluffy bath towels would also limit that space, but it has not ever been a problem for us. It has been a great double towel bar for us.
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Hi Karen, I just measured this item and it is 5 3/4" wide and is 5 " from the wall. Hope this information helps. I LOVE this item. I purchased it for my bath towels since my bathroom is small and I have no room to store them. I get lots of compliments on it.
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Hi Geri This bar is about 1 and 1/2 inches from the wall after installed. It holds a small dish towel and my Playtex gloves perfectly
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It's at my shore home and I'm not down there right now, but I would guess it's about two inches between the rods. Definitely enough space to hang a towel over. I hung the shower curtain and liner on the outer rod, so that we could let wet bathing suits drip into the tub from the inner rod.
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Yes, the lower spaces are more than adequte for your biggest towels and the upper ones with the smaller ones work very well. I mounted mine with two pieces of short bamboo between the wall and the rack top and bottom. If you can secure it to wood this would not be necessary. Once its on the wall you will luv it.