SunnyPoint Freestanding 3 Hanging Bar Towel Rack with Bottom Shelf (WHT)

Lots of little pieces but easy to assemble. a good buy.

Our bathroom is a little short on ventilation AND wall space for towel bars, so I wanted to get a towel-hanging option that would let the towels actually dry between uses. For the price(just under thirty bucks as of this review), I honestly wasn't expecting much, so I was very impressed when I finished assembling it! With a few of the bolts strategically arranged, this ends up being a very attractive and sturdy rack with adjustable feet to keep it level. Instructions were easy to follow, all hardware was included (even down to two separate sized hex keys) and the finished product looks a lot nicer than I was expecting if you put a little thought into aligning the towel bars' center bolts down for minimal visibility. It would be nicer if they were solid bars or if the bars and hardware matched the finish, but then it would be pricier to ship or produce- so just align the towel bars so the bolts face down and then tighten them with the hex key/allen wrench. The finish is a little matte and pebbled, and everything was packaged carefully so there's no damage to try and hide. You may want to get some low baskets or totes and weight down the bottom shelf to make the whole thing more stable, as it *is* just hollow tubes and will be easy to jostle in normal use.

I placed this towel rack in the master bathroom. The Towel racks can hold a bath towel, a hand towel, and a washcloth altogether. The size of the rack is not too big, so you can easily find a space to put it in the bathroom, even though you have a small bathroom. The bottom rack is very useful, which you can store bathroom stuff on the rack. The rack seems durable. The package comes with hardware accessories for assembling this rack. It is not difficult to install the rack, however, all the pieces are not labeled. You need to look at the instruction and find the different pieces to put them together. The screw on each feet of the rack are adjustable, so you can put it on any tiles and floor evenly.

If this exact style was available in a much more precision fit with engineered parts that cost twice as much I would still buy it. SunnyPoint Freestanding 3 Hanging Bar Towel Rack with Bottom Shelf is more simplified and budget modern. The rack comes as a pole kit which is a piece by piece assembly. Build time took about 20 minutes and SunnyPoint Freestanding 3 Hanging Bar Towel Rack with Bottom Shelf is a perfect DIY project with no major skills or tools required.Poles are light duty material and comparable to self-assemble futons and alike. Poles combine to make up the required LxWxH of the build. All parts assembled easily and all pieces and tools are included. The feet also function as a level to counter-balance the finished unit. This particular design fit our space perfectly making is far more functional than without. 5 star product design with 3 star material and a 4 star personal feel.

Nice little stand. Not sure why they put silver rods for the towel holder bars when the rest is a vintage black. Also be VERY careful not to strip out the screws holding the bars together. It’s very easy to over tighten them. Still a good freestanding towel rack.

First, this comes with eleven screws, four feet, and two plugs to assemble the towel rack. It went together easily using the two included Allen wrenches.Once assembled, it is sturdy enough, just smaller than I thought. My son uses huge towels, and they will fill the rack from side to side. Also, the feet screw in the bottom, so on uneven surfaces, you can level it very easily. My son has a shower rug that goes underneath where the towel rack sits. By unscrewing the back feet a bit, I was able to ensure the rack remained level.I recommend it... even my son likes it!!

The instructions say not to tighten everything until done, so it will feel flimsy while putting it together. The parts themselves should be labeled to match the instructions to make it easier. It goes together quickly. The base rack is thin metal. I placed square baskets on that part and it holds everything better, without concern of bending the metal grates. I placed it in a smaller 3/4 bathroom in a finished basement. I wouldn't put this in a main or masterbath, the quality and height aren't appropriate.

It was easy to assemble, clear instructions. The horizontal bars are 2 pieces but seem sturdy. The shelf is flimsy and not attached. With towels hanging, there really isn't room to store anything on the shelf. I like the wide bars so my towels can dry quickly. The narrow wide footprint works good in my bathroom. The finish is well done and there weren't any chips in the paint. Overall, a nice towel rack for small rooms with minimal wall space.Update: it does tip over easily if you don't remove your towel carefully.