Over The Door Towel Rack 5 Tier Over The Door Towel Bar with Hooks Metal Towel Hanger for Bathroom Towel Holder Over Door with Basket for Bathroom Bedroom (Black)

This is exactly what I needed. I have a small bathroom with no space for towels. It blends in with my white door and doesn’t stick out too far. I was afraid I would be able to close the door but mine was already installed a little crooked so it worked out and doesn’t leave marks. I just use it for one towel, my shower cap, and sometimes a drying rack for clothes. It works great for all of them. It feels like it will last, it was very easy to install and it’s pretty light as well.

We downsized to a smaller condo. Using over the door racks in our bathrooms, laundry room and bedroom closets has added storage which is useful, sturdy and easy to assemble.My spouse seems to need to see towels, clothing and cleaning products in order to use find items. Our solution was Over the Door racks made to hold towels, mops and brooms, cleaning products and clothing.I found easy to assemble, strong and easy to put items/products on racks like this one. It is much easier to see items on racks than in drawers and separating clean from dirty items works well on a rack rather than in a plie on the floor.I have had no problems with doors being scratched or marred in any way so far. Racks are available in white and other colors which match or blend with the colors of doors.

Assembly was easy, looks nice but does not lay flat against the door. It’s a little crooked, if one corner is against the door then the other corner is sticking out.

I love this space saving towel rack. The part that goes over the door is thin so it doesn't impact how the door closes. The suction cups work best on glass or a flat door, since my door is beveled, the suction cups don't do much, but keep the metal from scratching the door and from banging up against the door. I recommend this.

This would have been great if the over the door hook part was a bit slimmer and lower profile. I still kept it on the door though, as we could pull it toward us as we closed the door, and the door would still close. Bad mistake though, as over time, this put too much stress on the door hinges. Now that we've taken it off completely, we've realized that the screws holding the hinges to the door frame can't simply just be tightened again as the wood holding them is now stripped and the screws keep loosening, making the hinge loose and resulting in a misaligned door.

I purchased this as a blanket rack for my living room for my small home. It works perfectly for that and keeps them off the floor. Its sturdy and can hold heavy blankets.Easy to put together and fits right over the door.id recommend for towels, blankets, or whatever else you may need to hang over the door.

The best over-the-door towel rack - tried a few others but this one works best and hangs down low enough for short people.

After putting it all together the last piece there were no holes on the left side for the screw to go in and place a bar.