TONIAL 12 Inch Swivel Towel Rack, 4-Arm Towel Bar, Brushed Nickel, Stainless Steel, Four in ONE Wall Mounted Towel Holder for Bathroom, Space Saving

One bar for the dish towel, one for the hand towel, one for the dish cloth, and one for anything else. Keeps them out of my way but handy.

Happy with this, wish the arms were a bit longer as they are not quite the length of a bath towel folded in half, but this is better than the horizontal type as getting both ends into a stud tends to be impossible which then leads to dealing with drywall anchors.Very happy with it overall, seems like decent quality metal as it is not flimsy. Easily holds multiple towels. It's also very easy to install.

I was hesitant to try this new style of towel rack. I was concerned that it would be too bulky with four towels or stick out too far. Nope. I just love this thing. Going from 2 to 4 towels in less space is a win. Have already recommended it to others.

I needed to replace the teak 3 armed swivel towel bar that we installed in our steam shower that was built just 3 years ago. The teak actually got very moldy. So we didn't want wood in the shower any longer. Hopefully this holds up since the description states it is rust proof. We shall see.

The rack itself looks as described - there is not a lot of support where the bars screw into the vertical mount, so they droop just a bit.The anchors & screws provided are useless for where I was mounting it (drywall with insulation behind). When I installed it , it didn’t secure very well which was unsurprising given the thinness of drywall. I figured I’d try it anyway and my husband ripped it out of the wall the next day when removing a towel.I didn’t have time to go out, so I ended up ordering toggle bolts via Amazon - they got me again. Anyway, I rehung the rack with the toggle bolts and it’s perfectly secure now. Doesn’t change the fact that the bars slant down just a little, but towels aren’t sliding off or anything. Just annoying.Not a bad product overall. I would say that even if you have a block wall, the anchors provided probably aren’t good enough to bear the force of pulling a towel off the rack - I recommend purchasing larger anchors.

I got tired of hanging dish washing rags over the faucet and dish drying towels over the dishwasher handle, so I mounted one of these on the upper cupboard side near the sink. Small annoyance solved.The rack seems sturdy and took only a few minutes to install with a small drill bit (for a pilot hole) and screwdriver bit. It also comes with drywall plugs if you were attaching to a wall. You would want to predrill the wall for those, although I prefer a sturdier style of drywall hanger I get from Home Depot.

Easy to install and functional. Works beautifully to hold my collection of scarves while allowing access. If I had more wall space, I would have purchased two of these and placed them side by side so that they opened in a semi-circle.

First clue this isn't going to work was it arrived broken. The rods are just pressed into sockets and are not well secured. It is made from aluminum, so it would have made a lot of sense for it to be black anodized, but it's just spray painted instead. The paint was scraped off in a few places when it arrived. No sign of damage to the packaging.You'd have to use the included screws and wall anchors to mount this it you want the included screw covers. They have special screws that the covers thread onto. I would much prefer to use 2" wood screws and go into a stud, but the included screws are pretty short.I want in the mood to try to fix and improve a brand new towel bar, so I'm returning this one.