I want to hang heavy bath towels on this. Will they stay on, fall off, or break?
2006465
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.
347055
Heavy towels can be hung on the dryer - either on an inside line close to pole or balanced with other clothes on the other side of the dryer. Sheets hang on there fine even if it is a large sheet you can have it folded in half on an outer line - even over hanging over to another section of the line. Some wind is great for drying but watch for too much wind. If installed correctly the dryer won't fall over but your clothes will whip up and may even unpin. Hang heavy things with extra pins.
1262326
I would think they would! They are quite sturdy. I don't think you could hang jeans or heavy wet shirts, but I think for T-shirts or dish towels, they would work fine
1102627
It's not sturdy no matter how you stack the cubes. Mine was stacked 2x2 and it couldn't hold bath towels... I strongly recommend you buy something else.
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.
1800163
Maybe if you used anchors as well as screws? Mine is hanging on a towel bar with a blow dryer, 1" straightener, and 1" curling iron; I would trust screws and wall anchors to hold it, I think.
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.
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.
1044088
I would not recommend using these hooks at a weight that exceeds their rating, given that they are plastic. And there is no good way to distribute the weight among 3 hooks. Maybe 2, yes, but not 3. I would recommend metal hanger hardware; for example this one, rated at 200 pounds: OOK 55099 Heavy-Duty Drywall Hanger Supports Up to 200 Pounds
1370891
They are a little small for laundry baskets, I don't think you can fit in more than 3 bath towels in them. But it will depend on how big your loads are.
462490
They will however if your hooks are broken like mine are you will have trouble with them staying I'm place. They are very light weight.
1320502
I can't answer with 100% accuracy but I did buy them and they have a adhesive strip that I belief you could remove. They look so nice and are strong enough to hold any towel.
1195930
Depends on the surface of your wall. Mine fell down with 3 small 12x12 towels on it, but my wall was not a great surface for adhesion.
1863946
No they will not. They are super thin. That was my hope but it doesn't it only works to hang.
1347773
I just used screws and they worked fine since my towels arent heavy. If u have heaviness use screws with anchors
1195928
It seems very strong. I have it hanging in the kitchen for hand towels, but I think it would hold a bath towel.
1805693
I believe so but I have mine attached to a fiberglass shower wall and they hold very tightly. I have tried to pull them off to test them but cannot and they have been on for almost two months!