Swivel Towel Racks for Bathroom

[Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch, Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch]
This swivel towel rack arrived packaged very well and seems to be of great quality. It's a good size that allows to hold several different items and installation seems to be pretty straight forward. I can't speak for how sturdy it is yet as I don't have it on my wall yet, but it seems like it will work well regardless if you put it in your kitchen, bathroom, or closet! It could hold a lot of different items between towels for the bathroom or kitchen as well as all different kinds of accessories in your closet. I don't see any blemishes on the towel rack and it's a nice matte black shade. Overall this appears to be a great organizational piece for the home and worth getting.

[Color: Brushed Ncikel, Size: 13.8 inch]
Looks good, perfect the the en suite bathroom

[Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch, Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch]
I was excited to get a multi-towel bar that could handle both bath towels, but when this arrived I realized that I was a bit duped. The reality is that you can hang little hand towels on it, but a bath towel folded is too thick to really fit. On top of this, the mounting choices were pretty poor. It uses the common grub screw connection with a tapered, almost dove-tail style connection. Which would work, but the grub screw puts a point force when loaded with weight. This seems like a pretty major oversight and not very strong. And there is no vertical structure in parallel with the hinge so you can't offset it like shown in the photo and get strong attachment. This seems like an almost worst-case scenario for this design. I'll be trying it in a plywood wall but don't trust it in my bath.

[Color: Brushed Ncikel, Size: 19.5 inch, Color: Brushed Ncikel, Size: 19.5 inch]
I do think this towel rack might be **overpriced**, and that was my biggest hesitation with it. However, if you can get past the price, I really don't have much else to complain about. The quality and design are both excellent.The brushed nickel finish looks really nice, the construction feels sturdy, and the four swivel arms move smoothly. I especially like being able to spread the towels apart so they can actually dry instead of having them all piled on top of each other. When you're not using it, the arms swing back toward the wall and keep everything neat and out of the way. It's a simple design, but a very smart use of space.I can't fairly compare this one to less expensive versions because I don't own any others for reference. So this may very well be one of those annoying **“you get what you pay for”** situations. Maybe the cheaper ones aren't as sturdy or don't move as smoothly—I honestly don't know. What I *can* say is that this one is really nice!The quality, appearance and functionality are all excellent, and it definitely doesn't feel like a cheap product once it's installed. The installation is straight forward with no issues!

[Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch, Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch]
Our kitchen is fairly large, and we have an island that takes up the entire middle of the room. All of our drawers and cabinets are inside the island, but our oven is on the outside of it. We did, however, have wall space available next to our oven. This seemed like an excellent solution. With 4 swiveling arms it could hold both potholders and towels, allowing us to have quick access instead of us having to walk all the way around the island and back every time we needed one or the other. We chose to go with the 19.5" rack since we had plenty of wall space.It was relatively easy to install and took about 30-40 minutes. The hardware was included (screws, drywall anchors, and an allen wrench/hex key), but you'll likely also need a screwdriver and/or screw gun, a level, and a pencil to make installation easier. I'm a little frustrated that although I made sure to hang it perfectly level, the rods have an ever-so-slight droop to them even before hanging anything. It's not really noticeable, I just saw this when I was double checking that everything was level. This has me concerned that over time and with use, the bars may sag even more, and things may need to be re-tightened. Depending on how you plan to use this, you may want to consider hanging it so that the bar attached to the wall isn't perfectly level so that the rods are.I'm really pleased with how it looks and functions! I know it'll look even better once I buy some nicer-looking potholders and trivets. I could easily see this working just about anywhere: laundry rooms, closets, bathrooms, and even bedrooms depending on how it's hung. Just remember that the rods are fairly close together (with just over 1" of space in between them) but they do swing at a 180-degree angle. I wish I'd thought of this prior to ordering but it's possible to have the bar attached to the wall in the center with rods 1 & 3 going one direction and rods 2 & 4 going the other way. Had I done that, I would've opted for the smaller bar. We're redoing our powder room soon, and I might order another one of these and do just that in there once I see how this holds up long-term.

[Color: Brushed Ncikel, Size: 19.5 inch, Color: Brushed Ncikel, Size: 19.5 inch]
I often get Forious products because I've had good luck with the quality and the price is reasonable. A good value proposition.This towel bar is no different. It feels heavy duty right out of the box. Great packaging as usual. The metal is thick and feels robust and strong. The hinges operate smoothly.I didn't think I'd like this that much but it's grown on me. It folds flat when not in use but comes turns into a circular thing as you put a lot of stuff on it. It could probably work fine with 3 bars. I haven't used the fourth one yet. The towels do want to touch each other which slows drying. That said, they dry out fine for me. The bars are plenty long so it's fairly easy to keep the towels spaced out. You can also easily hang a swimsuit or even a pair of jeans over it much more easily than using a traditional towel bar. This would be great for a swimming pool. Lots of versatility.It comes with a template for drilling and once it's in, it's in for good. I think the vertical mounting makes it feel stronger.I like this unit. It's well built and has a nice finish that looks good almost anywhere.

[Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch]
I'm so impressed! This swivel towel rack is everything as described. It arrives nestled in a cut out sponge, with a thick sponge sheet on top. There is no hassle with unwrapping, just lift it out and it's ready to hang with the included hardware. The towel bar is completely assembled -- just take off the back mounting plate by unscrewing the expansion screw, use the included template to mark drill hole locations, use the included screws to mount the plate, and then place the two round black covers over the brackets, and tighten the expansion screws to attach the towel rack to the brackets. Very easy , though I wish the template was larger and showed BOTH mounting bracket positions, which would be easier to level. Being a measure twice do it right once type of gal, I solved this by measuring the towel bar covers and drawing the two circles onto a piece of card stock. I then used the included mounting bracket template and marked the drill holes on both circles by filling them completely in. I cut close to my new template for both brackets and used a level on the top screw to make my drill pilot holes and confirm that the top and bottom brakets are lined up perfectly. Yay! Now to the towel bar itself. The matte black finish is pristine, not a blemish or dent. There are four matching caps at the end of each arm that are permanent. Each bar swings independently, and can remain at different distances from the wall for air to flow in between the towels. The four arms are separated by a clear silicone gasket that does a great job -- silent and smooth movement without being wobbly - each of the four bars stay where you put it. The sizing is accurate, though I would allow 20" for maneuvering if you have a tighter space. This is a great solution for not only larger families to store and dry towels neatly, but would be fabulous next to a hot tub or in a pool house, and works well for those who like to decorate with the good towels when company comes --- the layering possibilities!!!! This could work in a very busy kitchen, too -- hang damp towels and pot holders. I like that this can also be used in our bathroom to drip dry delicates, too. More creative uses? This would work in a closet to hold light accessories like scarves, bracelets, hair scrunchies, belts, or even a collection of camisoles with the rod through the arms. Men's ties can be knotted into place on a rod, just loosen and slide over your neck! There is a weight limit of 22 lbs, but that's a lot of accessory options! I appreciate when something is made well and can be used in a variety of settings.

[Color: Matte Black, Size: 19.5 inch]
So nice when you have a very small space. A lot of the bathrooms I deal with are so tiny, but the tenants really appreciate upgrades like this because nobody really likes hanging their Towel on a hook or it gets smelly really fast.One of the biggest challenges in managing properties is making small spaces work well, and this towel rack is one of those really simple little upgrades that solves a very real problem. It especially works well when you have a bathroom with very limited wall space. Instead of trying to squeeze several towels onto one traditional towel bar, the four separate arms give you much more usable hanging space without requiring a huge footprint.The 180° rotating arms are the clever part. You can spread the towels out when they’re being used and then move the arms closer together when you want to reclaim some space. It makes the whole setup feel much less bulky than a conventional rack.The matte black finish also looks great. It has a clean, modern appearance that works nicely with the other black fixtures I’ve been adding to bathrooms, and the stainless steel construction and rust-resistant finish are particularly important in a room where there’s constantly moisture in the air.I also think this would also be great in an RV, laundry room, pool area, or even a small kitchen where conventional towel storage just doesn’t make sense. It’s one of those products that you don’t necessarily think you need until you have a space where every inch matters.As a property manager, I really appreciate upgrades like this because they’re inexpensive but genuinely useful. It’s not just decorative - it makes a small bathroom more functional and gives tenants a place to actually hang their towels without taking over the entire wall.If you have a small bathroom or simply don’t have enough room for a traditional towel rack, this is a smart solution. Sometimes the best property upgrades aren’t the flashy ones - they’re the little things that make a space work better.