TocTen Bath Towel Rack - Square Base Thicken SUS304 Stainless Steel Towel Bar for Bathroom, Bathroom Accessories Towel Rod Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Towel Holder. (Brushed Gold, 16)

I wanted a towel bar that had a thick and square look to match my cabinet pulls. This fit the bill. Installation was a little tricky to make sure it was level.I'm happy with this purchase.

The large towel bar was easy to install, looks good and has good value.We had to request a return for the smaller (12" hand towel) bar of the same brand due to it being poorly manufactured (very crooked) but this one looks great. We're hopeful that the replacement of the other bar will match this bar's quality level.(Edit: the smaller bar exchange was still crooked on one side. Will see how the company handles it, as Amazon does not handle a second exchange through their website. I'd post this in it's own review but Amazon link keeps redirecting to this item.)

We remodeled out master bathroom and needed to replace the towel bars. These towel bars complimented the look we were looking for.

This is a one-piece, very sturdy towel bar. First one, however, was bent from vendor. Replacement bar was fine. Oversize 33 inch is big enough for 2 large bath towels side by side.

I installed this on the side of my pantry cabinet in my laundry room sink area for towels and is worked perfect. Very sturdy and the size I chose holds two towels. I would highly recommend it.

Sturdy and easy install. Bidenonics has helped bring too expensive

Towel bar too short.

I did not do the installation, so I can't comment on ease of installation. The handyman didn't make any remarks about it, so perhaps it was okay. The finish is beautiful, even though it's a different brand from my other towel bars, they look similar.I ordered this online because my three local big box hardware stores only offer bars in 18 and 24 inch-long sizes. The wall space was too small for either. If I have any other odd size spaces (or not), I'll definitely look here first.

Nice sturdy hanger however they should revise the design and make it 3/4" longer to make it 32" on center from the center of the mounting brackets so you can secure this thing on your wall studs. I measured 31" and 1/4" so you can probably still get away trying to mount it to your studs if they are 16" on center. However I just ended up cutting my drywall and used construction adhesive + screws to attach fir strips of 1 x 4 to the back as my location does not have studs where I need the towel bar placed. This is not ideal but it will be strong enough where the towel bar will not pull out and you do not need to remove a massive section of the wall to run new 2 x 4's. Do not use drywall anchors to attach the towel bar, it will come off the wall with time.