I am looking to use this as a towel/bathrobe rack in the bathroom. Would position of the hooks work for something like this or would towels fall off?
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Depending upon the size and weight of the towels, the robe rack should work. I'd not put anything like a bathsheet, wet from a shower on it, unless it's on the top two "branches" (I'm looking at the small picture of it Amazon provided when I say this). All best with it!
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It could work (the towels and robe would stay on), but it depends on the size of your bathroom. It's tall and a fairly good size so it would need to clearly be out of the way. It would also suck the space out of a small or even medium-sized bathroom.
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On the top no. I have towels rolled in it You might be fine on the lower hooks but definately not the topIt could be cutting it close though
892587
I hung my towel ring on a small brown nail with a head large enough to prevent the ring from slipping off. I only hang decorative tea/guest towels which are never used on the ring, therefore it stays put.
1800026
Confirming other replies. When you snap it into place there is a solid click from the mounts so you can tell when it is locked in place. It is well made. My experience is that it will stay put too, as long as the towel is not bunched up and pulled off sideways.
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No. I use this for hats. You would need a heavier "back" support for towels. I would not recommend this for towels.
1999274
The towels are pretty close together when we hang two, but I don't think they actually touch. They might if you use really plush towels. At any rate, we have been hanging two towels on one of these for about six months, and we don't have any complaints. As long as you anchor the mounting screws properly, either into a stud or using a good wall anchor, it will very easily support 2 wet, heavy towels.
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Hello. I wasn't a good fit for bath towels as far as i'm concerned but it is great for holding bathroom necessities.
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I think that's a great idea and I believe it would be fine. Just to make sure, I hung a few of our towels on our coat rack and they stayed just fine for me. Keep in mind we have ours hung at an angle to hit studs on both sides. Because towels are lighter than heavy coats, I think it would be sturdy enough to hang horizontal.
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Since this is a wrought iron type, I feel that if the towels are not soaking wet, they would be great for using for over night dry or after using from a bath.I sometimes use it for also hanging my overnight change of clothes, such as slacks, or jeans. I just love this little rack.
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I think heavy towels would fall of individual posts. You might be able to hang them over more than one post, but I find towels need a hook of some sort. You could probably replace the posts with hooks, but then you might want to purchase another kind of rack. Hope this helps.
1999275
If you have thick bath towels they will touch. I had installed wood backing when I remodeled the bathroom where I mounted this towel rack so it is very strong and will support the weight easily.
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The only time I really have the hooks come off the rack is if I'm pulling a large pile of sheets or towels out of the bag. But, the bags are designed to come off the rack. You can see handles in the picture. However, the overall structure of the rack is very strudy. If you are close to your washer, you could roll the rack right over and load the washer no problem.
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Yes, but I think it works better for towels. If it's in a high traffic area I'd worry about the bottles being knocked out of the rack.
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Made of plastic- may fit on your towel rail but I don't think it would sit so well- I tried mine on a towel rail just to see how it would work but it was not very secure and wobbled quite a bit - it is very handy though and I would recommend you try it out if you have the space over a drawer.......
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A towel bar IN THE SHOWER would support this caddy. Although there are those hooks on the back side of the caddy, they probably wouldn't interfere with hanging the caddy. The rear facing hooks are not going to be useful, however, for towels. (Using large pliers to collapse the hooks a bit is possible and would also help ensure the caddy hangs from the towel bar with enough clearance.) If you hung this caddy from a towel bar on the OUTSIDE of the shower, there are those small hooks for a facecloth facing forward, and rear facing hooks which are, again, probably no longer useful in this setup. In either setup, the caddy is narrow, and your original towel bar would still be available for a towel. (This, of course depends on how wide the towel bar is.) Hope this helps . . . I tried to fill in some missing elements in your question.
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yes, I use it for 2 big wet towels at a time and never falls off, it is light but holds good weight
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No, it has velcro cloth hangers that hang on a closet rod. I am using it to store my yarn. I would think it would also hold bath towels.