Do your towels touch when you hang two? Does the bar support the weight of two towels well?
1999271
No they do not touch. Both towels dry when both are wet. The bar supports the towels although I did have to tighten the screw once. But you definitely need to use the dry wall anchors included unless you are drilling into a stud. We recommend this product.
1999272
The bar does not support the weight. I had a special wood plague made on which the bar is anchored to. The towels do touch but they drape nicely .
1999273
The towels do not touch, but the bar cannot support the weight of two towels without some type of reinforcement.
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.
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.
1219556
Yes, this rack is large enough and strong enough to hold two or three wet beach towels. It is only 19 inches wide so the towels will be kinda bunched up on there.
498380
I have only hung dish towels on mine. It is sturdy but heavy weight would bend the arms. It could hold a pound maybe. Just guessing.
111128
Yes would grip full size towels. Be careful on how much weight you add though. Adhesive would eventually pull facing off of sheetrock I expect.
451462
I use it to hold towels but it is sturdy. I think it could hold some weight.
1171760
The previous answers are correct in dimension. Suggest leveling the actual bar that holds the towels and not the bracket holes that are actually at an angle. I leveled the bracket holes and it appears that the towels are going downhill. This is a suggestion.
1509139
Not sure how many pounds but I have bath sheets on each one and it is quite sturdy. We mounted it onto a stud. It is a very high quality towel bar. We are very pleased with it.
465726
I don't think so. The towel is about the size of a hand towel, but not as thick. I think that your weight on the towel would make it stable. Sorry that I could not be more help.
1358919
I do love the towel warmer. I have never hung more than one towel on it. We have never had any problems with it.
1250727
No, not at all. There is a slight tension in the swinging bars so they don't swing freely. I have had a couple towels on both bars and it was fine. I also have a pretty small bathroom and the size is completely fine. It doesn't get in the way
854654
absolutely. we leave towels on the cross bars and hang other items on the uprights but you can remove towels to get more warm surfaces. Or lay things over the towels but that will take a bit more time. We do turn it off after the towels are dry.
1029505
Yes, this can work. I hang large towels there and it works. Hope this will help.
964473
I'd say yes! That's a great idea. It's sturdy and the pegs protrude about 1 1/2 - 2 inches. The rounded caps would keep even dry towels hanging. I think I might have to order another one now...
232227
Around 2". It is adequate to put towels on, even when all the bars are stacked vertically.
2066985
There is just one towel bar. We put our face towels and washcloths on the bar and our folded bath towels on the shelf above. The strip across the back is part of the frame and sits on the wall with no space between it and the wall.
208698
yes, I use it for 2 big wet towels at a time and never falls off, it is light but holds good weight
1626450
Two wheels lock (on the towel holder side), two wheels do not. The locks are a smidgen flimsy on mine, but seem to work well enough