Standing Towel Rack, 3 Tier Black Towel Racks for Bathroom, Stainless Steel Bathroom Towel Holder Rack Stand for Bath Towel, Blanket, Washcloths, Next to Tub or Shower, ALHAKIN

One of our bathrooms is wheelchair friendly, with so many handles that there isn’t room for a towel rack. This one seemed like the most economical choice, so I took a chance on it. It was really easy to put together. All the pieces were there, plus a lot of spare pieces just in case. It fits two Costco size bath towels and a hand towel. Hoping my bots leave less towels on the floor now!

This rack is very sturdy. It can hold 2 bath sheets, which are larger and heavier than bath towels.

Product was defective… screw holes would not line up. Returning and buying something else.

A gift

This ok for small and medium towels. Big towels are too big for this towel holder. The metal where you hang the towels seems to be more durable (horizontal bars). I was hoping would be taller.It does take very little space, so that is good news. For this is best if you have a half bathroom as well. Or you can use it to place crochet projects, baby blankets, or things like that. It is also lightweight. It can be versatile in use. Thumbs up!

I needed a solution to a common problem many may have in the bathroom, when it comes to cleaning up after bathing or showering. I needed something other than the cabinet door to hang the shower floor mat on so it could dry out, and I also needed somewhere to hang the bath/shower mat that goes inside the shower or tub to combat the slippery bottom. I rinse it off with hot water after each shower or bath, but don't have additional wall space to hang another towel bar onto, so it has had to just lay over the side of the tub until its next use, but it never fully dries out. When I saw this product, I instantly knew I had to have it. It would allow me to hang the shower mats and give them a better chance to dry out, thus mitigating the chance for mold or mildew growth, especially since I live in a hot and humid environment. The rack is pretty simple and straightforward in its design and installation process. I don't think it even took me five minutes to have it outside the box and completely assembled. The upright sections are actually two pieces inserted into each other and then screwed together with a small panhead screw on the side, through pre-drilled or stamped holes. The screws on the bottom of the stand that connect the uprights to the bottom rectangular frame are quite small, proportionate to the length of the different uprights, but they do the job. There is some play in them forwards and back, but they are nice and rigid side to side. The frame and stand are compact, but they meet my needs and support both mats, and if I don't drape the 'wet' mat that goes inside the shower over the tallest and middle rack, I can even hang a hand towel or face rag there to dry out between uses. The frame is sturdy, as advertised, and while I would make some changes by increasing the height of the three stands or racks, knowing it would increase the frame's footprint, this rack meets the needs I have unfailingly. It is compact enough to actually slide in and fit in between the left side of the toilet and the wall after hanging the mats, which is opposite the side of the toilet paper holder, making it more concealed, and leaving a more open and clean looking bathroom. I'm very happy with the towel rack, and would order another for our other bathroom, but I feel the stand is about $10 more expensive than what it is worth, seeing as how wall mounted towel racks are more rigid and less money, but they don't offer the same flexibility as this free standing rack. So, for me, the pricing and the movement in the uprights need to be revisited. If the issue with the racks leaning forward or backwards become too much of an issue, I will just cut and wedge a small piece of pvc or a small dowel in between each upright to help 'lock' them in place and keep them plumb, all without impacting the performance of the actually racks.

So I ultimately book it was looking at this for multiple options. I was going to use this in our workout room, but then decided that I wanted to use it for our living room to hold blankets. That worked out even better because they were blankets on each of the couches and chair, so that just helped it stay more organized and it looks really nice and modern. I do feel like the instructions could be a bit better, but I am typically pretty good at installing or putting things together so I just kind of eyed it and did it myself. I do think that there will be some people out there that will be frustrated with the lack of detailed instructions. That’s the only reason why I rated this four stars.

I have to be honest and say that I don't prefer using this over hanging towels on hooks, but our bathroom layout does not accommodate that anywhere near the shower. This is pretty convenient and the next best thing, since it can be placed near the shower and moved as needed. It's lightweight, but pretty sturdy. vOnly complaint is that it may be a little too short. You can only hang two large towels on the tallest two bars, but that short one won't allow you to hang your towel wide open without it being partly on the floor. There are three people in my household, so I really wanted this to work for three towels. It'll do for now though.