There is mention that this towel ring has no designated hook. How did you all hang it? Does it stay put?
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.
2136262
Yes, it hangs from two hooks that essentially look like hangers. They are not closed loop hooks, but instead open in the back.
2086270
They hang straight.... btw... I have two of these and like them very much; however, I had to give up on the matching toilet paper holder because it came broken twice. For some reason the leaves on the toilet paper holder seem to snap off very easily, but the towel rings and hook... no problems. Hope this helps.
316909
It doesn't have a hook but what you could do is drill a small hole in the top and put a piece of strong string in it and tie a knot to keep it from slipping back out the hole and hang it like that.
783052
We do as well and only used a screw hook. It's been hanging for a couple years and has never fallen.
2127062
They must have upgraded, because mine arrived recently with an "s" shaped, metal hook. My only complaint is that the width of the hook is a too narrow for hanging on the towel bar or shower rod. I just hook it on a clothes hanger and use that to hook over the rods.
306223
There are holes at the top for shower curtain rings so you need to have them to hang the curtain. You then need a rod to thread the shower curtain rings through to hang the curtain up in your shower. I suggestion a cheap plastic white shower curtain to hang in your shower behind this shower curtain to reflect the water off your shower head which you can get at the Dollar Tree or WalMart so this curtain doesn't get all wet & perhaps might mildew.
1969230
Sorry just saw you're question. The little hooks need something to hook on to. We had a broken one and used a plastic zip tie, which might work for you. Ours has been up since fall and it's still shiny and in good shape. Very happy with it.
599467
Like any towel rack. We put garilla glue to stick because it kept falling. It worked
1669211
Peggy I posted an answer to your question and after reviewing the other responses, I realized I was commenting on a different towel bar. The one I was commenting on did not have metal brackets that were screwed to the wall. please disregard my previous post. If you want to mount a towel bar with metal mounting brackets, you need to use a masonry bit and anchors. Sorry about the misunderstanding.
24310
Ours hangs on the dragonfly towel hook that is in his bathroom. I hang it from the built-in handles on either side of the seat.
214420
It did not come with hooks. I used mine that I already had. They should be inexpensive I think.
1182362
Hi , You will need to refill with another gallon of water as it doesn't allow constant fill , and the hook is an S shape and is strong metal. I hang mine with a "keyholder "type hook from hardware store ,that has a nice side open closure and hook it to towel bar and then hang bag on that, and works fine.
580373
Greetings! I seem to recall that it did not come with the hook. I bought mine well over two years ago, and it is still going strong. I would recommend it.
1208643
It hangs by a hook. It hangs pretty cleanly (no listing to one side) just like in the picture.
762794
It's not bad. My regular size towels I fold in thirds, lengthwise, then roll them. But my bath sheets I have to fold in half, crosswise, then roll them to stick them in. They hang out past the other towels on the sides, but it's an interesting contrast. Looks like a tree, kind of... I strongly suggest making sure you mount it into studs. Snagging a towel out of it when it's just mounted to the sheetrock will probably pull it out of the wall.
1247008
The towel holder has a ring around the outside that keeps the towels inside the ring. The center doesn't spin.