Towel bar IN the bath? Do people do that? Show me?
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PRObathroomsforme
8 years ago
palimpsest
8 years agoI did it on the wall opposite the showerhead. It is set high (the ceiling is only 7' in this basement bathroom.) I don't think the spray would hit it much but I take the towel down when the shower is on and hang it up after use.
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Errant_gw
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoI put one at the end opposite the shower head in mine. I don't use it to hang towels, but to hang baskets.
monicakm_gw
8 years ago
kats737
8 years agoHere is mine (historical Reno, which is why it looks so stark!). It was an afterthought as I had nowhere to hang a towel. There wasn't any blocking installed but dh didn't have much issue drilling it in after the fact with wall anchors
badgergal
8 years agoMy daughter and I both have double shower curtain rods in our bathrooms, Hers is straight and mine is curved. Either way the inner rod is great for hanging towels, bath mats or hand washed items to dry. They are out of sight when the outer curtain is pulled across the tub. Obviously you can't hang them there while showering. My DD had her rods mounted into the tile. (The tile guy installed it fir ber) Mine is mounted into the walls on each end of the tub. The rods are sturdier mounted that way rather than tension rods.
Another option is using a couple wall mounted hooks (Try to find larger ones with more projection as they will hold the towel better) if you have at least a little wall space somewhere.
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