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This Item  Moen Preston Collection Brushed Nickel 24-Inch Bathroom Single Towel Bar, Wall Mounted Hand or Body Towel Rack, DN8424BN |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -41% $19.46 List: $33.20 | $14.99 | $19.99 | $9.99 | $14.99 | -39% $3.29 List: $5.40 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | TocTen | Ushower | Honmein Direct | JUCHALI HOME | Amazon.com |
| material | Zinc | Stainless Steel | — | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Zinc |
| installation | Screw-In | Wall-Mounted | — | Screw-In | Screw-In | Wall Mount |
| shape | Round | Round | — | Round | Straight | O |
| finish type | Brushed | Brushed | Brushed | — | Matte | Chrome |
| weight | 1 pounds | 0.8 pounds | — | — | — | 0.1 pounds |
Reviews with images
Good bar
This is a good bar; nice finish, no seams, no slop.Don’t blame the maker for an inability to mount a plate/clip to a wall. There’s nothing wrong with this thing’s mounting plates. The only rule is NEVER EVER NO WAY NO HOW use those little plastic conical anchor inserts to mount anything anywhere unless you’re an expert. They’re a hard material anchor, not for drywall, and if you do use them in drywall then it has to be for a very light load. Like a small picture or a clock. There are a gazillion different wall situations and the manufacturer can only give general advice, but to expect four screws to stay in powdery brittle plaster of drywall with a friction fit, putting up with years of slamming of big wet towels, is just silly.I agree the instructions and the template included with these bars are not good at all. Here is one piece-of-cake method for mounting a towel rod. No template needed ort wanted. It uses the ACTUAL length of the bar which is handy if you’ve cut it short a bit.Mark a horizontal line on the wall with a pencil. I use blue masking tape to avoid having to clean up pencil marks later.Put the two end caps on the rod and then tape the whole thing together with a few feet of cheap electrical tape. Stretch it.Place this assembly against the wall where you want it to end up. Have a helper mark a circle around each end cap where it touches the wall. Put the assembly aside and dig out the mounting clips. Back out the mounting set screw(s) as far as you can without them actually falling out.Place a clip centered inside each circle in turn and mark the three holes, which should line up vertically. Use the two outer oval holes for screws and the one center hole if you are using a toggle bolt. Sometimes this center hole is a bit tiny. Drive a screw into each hole to test for wood backing behind the sheetrock.If you find wood, tighten the screws down. If not, remove the screws and enlarge the holes with a standard sized Philips screwdriver pushed straight in. Insert anchors into these one or two holes.Remove the masking tape, if any. Mount the bar. Remove the electrical tape. Get the nail polish remover if any adhesive bled off the tape onto the bar. Done.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2023
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2017
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
This is a good bar; nice finish, no seams, no slop.
Don’t blame the maker for an inability to mount a plate/clip to a wall. There’s nothing wrong with this thing’s mounting plates. The only rule is NEVER EVER NO WAY NO HOW use those little plastic conical anchor inserts to mount anything anywhere unless you’re an expert. They’re a hard material anchor, not for drywall, and if you do use them in drywall then it has to be for a very light load. Like a small picture or a clock. There are a gazillion different wall situations and the manufacturer can only give general advice, but to expect four screws to stay in powdery brittle plaster of drywall with a friction fit, putting up with years of slamming of big wet towels, is just silly.
I agree the instructions and the template included with these bars are not good at all. Here is one piece-of-cake method for mounting a towel rod. No template needed ort wanted. It uses the ACTUAL length of the bar which is handy if you’ve cut it short a bit.
Mark a horizontal line on the wall with a pencil. I use blue masking tape to avoid having to clean up pencil marks later.
Put the two end caps on the rod and then tape the whole thing together with a few feet of cheap electrical tape. Stretch it.
Place this assembly against the wall where you want it to end up. Have a helper mark a circle around each end cap where it touches the wall. Put the assembly aside and dig out the mounting clips. Back out the mounting set screw(s) as far as you can without them actually falling out.
Place a clip centered inside each circle in turn and mark the three holes, which should line up vertically. Use the two outer oval holes for screws and the one center hole if you are using a toggle bolt. Sometimes this center hole is a bit tiny. Drive a screw into each hole to test for wood backing behind the sheetrock.
If you find wood, tighten the screws down. If not, remove the screws and enlarge the holes with a standard sized Philips screwdriver pushed straight in. Insert anchors into these one or two holes.
Remove the masking tape, if any. Mount the bar. Remove the electrical tape. Get the nail polish remover if any adhesive bled off the tape onto the bar. Done.
Don’t blame the maker for an inability to mount a plate/clip to a wall. There’s nothing wrong with this thing’s mounting plates. The only rule is NEVER EVER NO WAY NO HOW use those little plastic conical anchor inserts to mount anything anywhere unless you’re an expert. They’re a hard material anchor, not for drywall, and if you do use them in drywall then it has to be for a very light load. Like a small picture or a clock. There are a gazillion different wall situations and the manufacturer can only give general advice, but to expect four screws to stay in powdery brittle plaster of drywall with a friction fit, putting up with years of slamming of big wet towels, is just silly.
I agree the instructions and the template included with these bars are not good at all. Here is one piece-of-cake method for mounting a towel rod. No template needed ort wanted. It uses the ACTUAL length of the bar which is handy if you’ve cut it short a bit.
Mark a horizontal line on the wall with a pencil. I use blue masking tape to avoid having to clean up pencil marks later.
Put the two end caps on the rod and then tape the whole thing together with a few feet of cheap electrical tape. Stretch it.
Place this assembly against the wall where you want it to end up. Have a helper mark a circle around each end cap where it touches the wall. Put the assembly aside and dig out the mounting clips. Back out the mounting set screw(s) as far as you can without them actually falling out.
Place a clip centered inside each circle in turn and mark the three holes, which should line up vertically. Use the two outer oval holes for screws and the one center hole if you are using a toggle bolt. Sometimes this center hole is a bit tiny. Drive a screw into each hole to test for wood backing behind the sheetrock.
If you find wood, tighten the screws down. If not, remove the screws and enlarge the holes with a standard sized Philips screwdriver pushed straight in. Insert anchors into these one or two holes.
Remove the masking tape, if any. Mount the bar. Remove the electrical tape. Get the nail polish remover if any adhesive bled off the tape onto the bar. Done.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2012
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2016
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Top reviews from other countries
Don M17
Just what I needed
Reviewed in Canada on November 19, 2020Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Brian
Towel holder
Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2022Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Pamela Hoffman
Good product
Reviewed in Canada on March 7, 2022Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Excited to use!
Reviewed in Canada on February 13, 2019Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
Paul Stanwix
Easy to install.
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2020Color: Brushed NickelPattern Name: 24" Towel BarVerified Purchase
