Stainless Steel 304 Towel Rack Clothes Hanger Dryer Shelf Drying Rack

• After-sales Service: Oneyear Warranty
• Warranty: One Year
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Type: Towel Racks
• Number of Bars: Double Towel Bars
• Material Grade: Ss 201/304
• Model NO.: H-TRCD001
• Stretch out and Draw Back: 12cm~36cm
• Other Name: Clothes Hanger Dryer Shelf Drying Rack
• Application for: Bathroom/Showering Room
• Price Terms: EXW/Fob/CFR/CIF/DDP
• Shipping/Lead Time: in Stock 5 Days
• Sample Policy: Samples in Stock Will Be Charged with Freight
• Transport Package: Carton Box Palletizing
• Specification: Length: 58cm~78cm
• Trademark: Hilow
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7324900000
• Production Capacity: 50000

Product Description

Towel Rack
Towel Rack a bar on which a towel is hung in a bathroom

What is the difference between a towel rack and a towel bar?
Towel Racks are very similar to towel bars but they do have a few key differences. The main difference between the two is the amount of bars. A towel rack will have a series of bars instead of one single bar.
Most people have 2-3 towel racks in their bathroom - next to the sink, shower, or bathtub. However, you might want to group a couple of them if you like to have a supply of fresh, dry towels at all times. Besides comfort, you should also consider their practical benefits.

What is the towel rack in the shower for?
If the shower is too small, your towel will inevitably get wet or unusable. Towel bars in a shower can be used to hold washcloths, bath towels and everything in between.

Do people still use towel racks in bathrooms?
Towel bars, racks, and hooks are common in every home and useful in hanging towels. These racks and bars are available with plenty of amazing benefits and also look very stylish. The best part is you can choose various materials and finishes that easily fit into every style of the bathroom.
Are towel racks or hooks better?
Towel bars do allow your towels to dry faster since they don't sit there bunched up like they would on a ring or hook, but they also harbor a lot of bacteria. More surface area to spread out your damp towels is great for drying, but it also means there's more space for germs to grow.