24" Stainless Steel 2

[Color: Brushed Nickel, Color: Brushed Nickel]
Very sturdy and elegant stainless steel towel rack with two bars at different depths. Make sure the wider bar is lower so as not to obscure the narrow bar with towel.It is easy to assemble and install and measures exactly the quoted 24 in wide.Hooks at the bottom are an added bonus.

[Color: Brushed Nickel, Color: Brushed Nickel]
Replaced my wooden towel rack with this stainless steel one that no only looks far more modern (excuse my wallpaper) but adds so much more function with the second bar and the hooks at each edge. It allows for two large towels to be rested on this. It's easy to assemble - really only 4 screws - and then the anchors and wall screws. When you'l attaching the bars to the stems that have the hook - make sure you line it up so that the two tabs are in the two slats on each side in order for the bars to be flush on that place. Use a level to make sure you it's level. When you're putting in the screws into the anchors, you need to have that washer like piece in there too -make sure you wwwwwwww

[Color: Brushed Nickel, Color: Brushed Nickel]
I really like this towel rack for its looks and functionality. We have very limited space in our camper, especially in the bathroom, so we try to hang things on the wall as much as possible. This rack allows us to hang a few towels for drying, without taking up valuable floor space.Assembly and installation is very simple; there are four screws that attach the bars to the mounting brackets, and four screws to mount the rack to the wall. The installation takes about five minutes.A couple of notes regarding installation: There are several sets of holes to attach the bars to the brackets. You'll see some tiny, rectangular-shaped holes on the brackets. They will match up to some tiny pegs on the ends of the bars.Second, included in the kit are some caps for the mounting screw heads. They simply push onto the screw heads, but there are also some collars that keep those caps in place. Those collars have to be put on the mounting screws before installation. Don't ask me how I found this out. Also, if you want a little extra security to hold the rack on the wall, you can use double-sided tape on the back of the mounting brackets, or get some anchors that will work with the included screws.As part of this towel rack, the mounting brackets have hooks at the bottom, which will hold smaller towels or wash cloths, or any other lightweight item you want to hang. Altogether, you have places for several towels/washcloths, while taking up very little space.

[Color: Brushed Nickel]
I selected this brushed nickel towel rack for our newly finished guest bathroom. I wanted a two tier design so visitors would have plenty of room to hang their towels to dry without taking up too much wall space. The stainless steel has a nice, clean finish that matches the rest of our hardware perfectly, and it actually resists fingerprints well.At forty four dollars, it feels substantial and looks much more expensive than it is. The dual hooks on the bottom are a great bonus for hanging smaller things like washcloths or a bath sponge. If you are installing this yourself, I highly recommend using your own heavy duty wall anchors instead of the included ones to make sure it stays perfectly flush. I would definitely order this again for our other bathroom.

[Color: Matte Black, Color: Matte Black]
This towel rack is nice, once you get it put together. I made a huge mistake in assembling. I just looked at the picture and guessed. What I didn’t realize until I went to hang it up is that one bar pokes out further than the other. So you want that one on top, and the smaller one on bottom. Then there’s hooks that hang off the bottom too. I accidentally installed the bars backwards and had to undo them. I stripped one screw trying to get it out, as they’re not super deep/concave.Once I got the bars in the right place, it was a cinch to screw into the wall. It has tiny black covers to put in top of the screws so it looks nicer. Sadly one of those caps won’t stay on. Which is frustrating. But it isn’t the end of the world. Also be sure when you put it together you have the screw with the washer facing the right way. So when you go to put the caps on, it can grab the washer and stay.Overall, it’s simple to put together. Even with my mistakes it took less than 5 minutes. And it’s good quality.

[Color: Brushed Nickel, Color: Brushed Nickel]
These units typically are cheaper than what I got; for the price I was expecting garbage...I've installed hundreds of variations of towel bars and things like that for customers over 30 years, and usually at this price you get something where the thread strip out on the back, or pieces don't line up, or metal so cheap you can bend it like tin foil, or bad welds...Clearly quality control is good here and every joint is very clean looking. Some thought went into the engineering, and the little tiny tabs on the back that fit into laser-cut slots to keep everything aligned are well done. Frankly, I'm not so sure how they weld such a tiny little tab with such precision.All the corners are crisp and rounded just enough for safety.The only flaw that keeps me from giving it five stars is apparent from the second picture: They give you little press fit caps to close off the screws you use to attach it to the wall, but the inner snap portion is made badly so the screw doesn't actually fit but instead warps it, which means you can't put the snap cover on it. I tried with all four of them sometimes multiple times and there's just no way you can install them properly consistently...(Additionally although it would use a little bit more metal I would suggest that they cut those little hanging hooks at the bottom of each side wider so it's easier to hang two items on each hook from a little string or the tab inside a jacket; this suggestion does not detract from my overall review.)

[Color: Matte Black, Color: Matte Black]
Very easy to assemble towel rack with hooks. There are two tiers that are staggered with the bottom one protruding further, for easier access to the towels on each level. The hooks on the bottom are a nice touch too. The kit includes all necessary hardware to assemble, hardware to install, and instructions that you can actually read.It’s packaged extremely well inside a tight fitting box with EVA foam cut to a precise fit for the pieces. I was impressed the company chose this option for packaging as it’s much more expensive for them, but ensures absolutely no damage or scratches in transit. Each piece has its own individual slot in the foam, inside the box, inside the Amazon box for even more protection.The towel rack assembles very easily with the little slot indentations for each tier to lock into, then fasten with machine screws from the rear. The pre-drilled mounting holes make it easy to hang as well since you can fasten one side, level it, and then fasten the other side by yourself.The finish is a nice matte black with no blemishes and is an overall well built towel rack. It’s priced fairly for what you get and they go above and beyond with packaging it to ship. 5 stars, I would definitely recommend.

[Color: Brushed Nickel]
NORTTA 24" Stainless Steel 2-Tier Towel Rack, Brushed NickelThis 2-tier towel rack is a well-made piece that fits our available wall space perfectly. The stainless construction is solid, and the brushed finish adds a nice touch of style. All the edges are smooth with no sharp corners to catch on fabric.Assembly and fixed mounting were quick and easy. All the necessary hardware and sturdy wall anchors are included. Towels slide on easily but stay put, and there is plenty of space and airflow between the two racks so damp towels dry out quickly. Excellent quality for such a fairly priced piece.