CommandBath41-Sn-Es Towel Bar, Satin Nickel, Damage-Free

Looks great on my bathroom wall holding a hand towel near my sink.I did struggle with pushing the rail off the command strips when I first stuck it down (according to the instructions) because I had to use upwards force and I'm disabled, but I managed it and got the strips secured properly. I would think if you skipped this step it won't have a strong adherence and might fall off.I was disappointed to find it's mostly plastic but it looks better quality and it's reasonably sturdy.I only put it up yesterday so time will tell if it stays up.I gave 4 stars for the difficulty I had attaching it securely to my wall (I believe this is a standard thing with this brand but I found it awkward with this item), and because it's fairly cheap plastic when I was expecting a metal bar.I'm generally happy with it but it's not as high quality as I'd expected and I thought it was a bit pricey for what it is. I guess you pay for the brand name though.November 2020I've had this towel rail up since February and it's been used daily for hand towels in my bathroom.I'm happy to report that the adhesive command strips have stayed put and are not showing signs of wear & tear.It's easy to clean by wiping down, and the rail still looks good as new.

I was so excited when I saw this! If you've seen any of my other reviews you'll know I love command hooks and picture holders. AND they do a towel rail??!!!! No way!!! Very easy to put up, and the sticky pads left for 24 hours before loading it up and it's help up fantastically. The downside is it's smaller than I anticipated but then I didn't look at product dimensions. I just assumed it would be a certain "Towel rail size". But it's not. It's smaller .. you could probably get a hand towel on it. A bath towel or sheet would have to be folded lots. But that's not what I use it for. Oh no, I use it to hold scarves. And it does that job perfectly.

We just moved in to a rental flat and the landlord hasn't provided us with anywhere to hang towels in the bathroom.We opted for a Command towel rail because we can't drill holes.Pros:Looks good.Sticks wellVery easy to apply - apply pads to rail, stick to wall, hold for 10 seconds, unclip the rail from the holders and leave for 24 hours (better if you have a shower or something during this time - the steam makes it stick stronger), then reclip the rail back onCons:Much much smaller than you think it is. To hang a regular sized bath towel you have to fold in in to quarters length ways. So bear that in mind when thinking quantities you need to buy. Hopefully 3M will get around to releasing a longer one one day

I really like command products. They have changed the way we can do DIY. No longer need to worry about drilling holes and then changing your mind about the position. Just great, It could be a little wider as the bar can always be cut down. other than the width, I cannot fault it.

This towel rail is really easy to fit and stuck really well to the painted surface in my bathroom. We live in rented accommodation, so did not want to drill the wall, so this seemed the perfect solution. It looks great and seems to be well made, but it is a little bit wobbly (see the video I have attached to this review). It was fitted correctly and is stuck to the wall really well, but when you clip the rail to the connectors it isn't a solid connection. It doesn't really bother me too much, but just thought that I would mention it.