Understated and simple

I reside in an older Florida home, reminiscent of a mid-western ranch—moderate in size yet cozy. Sometimes, it's easy to procrastinate on repairs and upgrades. Take, for instance, the front bath, which is partially tiled. About halfway up from the floor, there are 5x5 squares of tile. The existing towel bar was installed with porcelain-like mounts, causing the tile at these points to be split to accommodate them. This setup served well for 43 years, but it was time for a refresh, especially after I accidentally broke the four-decade-old bar. So, I took the initiative to chip out the old parts and craft new spacers using some trim pieces. The outcome has turned out rather well, and now it only requires a bit of paint and grout to give it a polished look!

This traditionally styled towel bar

This traditionally styled towel bar, with its charming brushed nickel finish, adds a touch of elegance to any bathroom. Measuring just 18 inches in length, it's ideal for smaller baths or powder rooms. The brushed nickel finish offers a delicate, refined appearance, distinct from the more rugged look of other options. Its simple design makes it versatile enough to complement various decorative styles, ranging from modern to farmhouse. Plus, it comes with all the necessary hardware for a quick and hassle-free installation.

[Rewarded Review] Will Not Overcrowd Small Spaces!

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[Rewarded Review] Simple but very pretty

This is a lovely traditionally styled towel bar in a nice brushed bronze finish. It's only 18 inches long so it's perfect for a small bath or powder room. The finish is a delicate brushed look, not as "raw" looking as others I've seen. Because the design is so simple it would work in most decorative situations from modern to farmhouse. It has all the necessary hardware for a quick installation included.

[Rewarded Review] Nice and easy to install

My wife bought a cheap silver wall-mounted towel bar online that didn’t feel sturdy and wouldn't last that long. I got this “BWE Traditional 18 in Towel Bar” in rubbed bronze, which is a lot stronger and in rubbed bronze color. The box includes a paper mounting bracket layout to mark and drill a hole (¼” (6.35mm) drill bit), hardware, and a small Allen wrench to tighten the fixture. The steps are very simple, and it took me less than 15 minutes to complete the entire process. The main steps are: mark the location, drill the holes, insert plastic drywall anchors, position the mounting bracket with screws, tighten the base of one fixture with the Allen wrench, place the bar, and tighten the last base using the Allen wrench. Make sure the mounting bracket is placed against the drywall with the concave away from the drywall (see images); if not, the base of the fixture won’t be held by the bracket. Overall, the installation was extremely easy, and the towel bar looked very nice. The best part is that the wife really likes how the new towel bar looks on the laundry wall.

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[Rewarded Review] Very pretty towel bar

18” Towel Bar was very easy to install with instructions, template and hardware provided. Good quality with nice oil rubbed finish. This 18” bar is the perfect width for a large bath towel. I‘m very satisfied and I wouldn’t hesitate buying any of the other lengths of towel bars or products that this manufacturer offers. Great quality and Simply beautiful!

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[Rewarded Review] Beautiful Form Looks & Feels High End

Best feature is a template which can be taped or pinned to the wall. This helped save time and made the final assembly installation on the edge of complete perfection. The towel bar only fits one way into the posts so take a quick look before you finalize the install of posts. Another improvement was a set of self tapping screw plugs. The two brackets are traditional with wide enough holes they can be moved 1/16” up or down.

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[Rewarded Review] nice style and easy to install.

We are finally getting rid of our old chrome fixtures throughout the house. We're not being consistent with matchy-matchy and like the eclectic look of different styles. But we are predominately faithful to brushed nickel finishes. This BWE brushed nickel is a nice color. It was easy to install. The round bar fits tightly into the brackets, so it doesn't spin (so noisy when they do) when you remove your bath towel. We still like the look of towel bars over the hooks and find it easier to style pretty towels on a rod.

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