Do you think this caddy will work on a towel bar? Are there hooks that would be on the outside of the shower enclosure? Thank you.
1515176
it depends. the bar over the shower ends in hooks that flare up and they are somewhat large. if your towel bar is away from the wall more than normal, it might work.
1515177
I don't think it would work well on a towel bar, because it does have two hooks on the back side. I think it might hit the wall behind the towel bar. I have put the caddy on the back wall of my shower and use the hooks outside the shower for towels.
1515178
My answer would be no. If the little rear hooks on each side were straight down, then I'd say yes. But since they curve upward, I think they would rub against your wall, depending on the space between the bar & the wall.
1515179
For the past 3 years mine has hung from my towel bar in the back of the shower (i purchased the older chrome version). I had to add 2 additional suction cups to push the hooks at the top out so the caddy hangs level. I have been quite pleased with this product and it has yet to rust.
1515180
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.
703835
Yes, but check the screw length. The length of the included screws was wrong for our cabinets. I don't remember the length of the included screw, but believe they were too long and would have gone through the bottom. Shorter screws worked well and it is solidly attached to the cabinet base. This is the best towel holder we've ever had. So easy to use.
1220627
Yes, I put bath towels on mine, medium to large size, but you will have to roll them up tightly. This rack is bigger than I thought it would be and it is nice and heavy, not cheaply made at all. I am very happy with it and it looks great in our bathroom.
2109475
As a temporary curtain (for garage side door), I hung a bath towel on my magnetic rod. The one side has a strong magnet, but the other side is a bit weak. So I solved the problem by putting a loose magnet below the weak side and it supports just fine.
1413678
It's about 4-5". The caddy is made to expand, so you can open it's width to accommodate the hose. I like the 4 caddies, they hold a lot. We just worked with it till we got it to fit around the hose. You may want to consider removing the towel bar, which seems to be your problem. Good Luck.
367239
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.
413447
It might work if you screw it very tight. Wondering if it would hold under pressure of tearing off towels? I guess I'd just be sure to not pull hard or to the side.
1364211
yes i think that might work . they're really nice though. i use 3 of them in one of my bathrooms as bath towel hangers instead of a towel rack
1323407
I would suggest using hooks for if its on the shower head it might slip off..
646429
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!
1078044
I use mine as a towel rack with regular bath towels. It is a snug fit, but works great.
1853549
It certainly will. In fact, when the caddy arrived it was much larger than I thought it was, and I thought to myself, this will only work for me if I put a large towel in the center. Otherwise it's too big for just toiletries.
427416
Joe, I believe I remember seeing someone comment that they used one of the rods as a towel rod and if you choose to do this then I think you probably could use the inner one so the towels would be out of sight. The rods are close so it may cause the shower curtain on the outer rod to get "caught up"...I haven't used mine in this way. The inner bar is technically for a shower curtain liner and the outer bar is for a decorative shower curtain and this is how I have mine, but hey I like finding different uses for things so you may want to give it a try! I love mine!
184615
I never use it as a towel rack just a handle but if you need it same go ahead and leave it off. I also left off the knife block. I use mine as a coffee cart.
72095
This DID NOT WORK for hanging over a towel bar. Sure it will fit but it leans out at an odd angle and takes up way too much space (sticks out 4-5 inches from the wall).
880219
I don't believe that the rack itself comes with hardware for hanging it on a wall. However with clever engineering on your own you could hang it on a wall. The diameter of your rolled up towels would need to approximate the diameter of a common wine bottle to fit in each slot. But it would be very classy if all of that works out.
1623090
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.