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12in 12" from the top of the counter, otherwise 48" from the floor.
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How is a towel bar installed in the bathroom?
The exact instructions for installation of a towel bar will vary depending on the model of towel bar (if there is one), and the makeup of the bathroom. However, such installation is generally quite simple, and involves a drill, screws, and screwdriver.
ADA towel bar height?
48 inches off the floor
What is standard height for towel bars?
The standard hanging height for your towel rack seems to be 48 inches above the floor. This will leave leave enough space below the bars for towels to hang freely. If, however, you hang the towel bar in a children's bath, place the bar at a height of 36 inches.
What is an easy way to arrange guest towels on a bathroom towel bar?
An easy way to arrange guest towels on a bathroom towel bar is to start by hanging the largest towels first. Next drape over the hand towel and then place the facecloth on hand towel in the center. A basket by the side of the tub also works well for guest towels. If you use a basket, fold the towels then roll them to the top. This is an easy way for guest towels to look great as an alternative to the bar.
What is the proper towel bar arrangement?
The proper towel bar arrangement should have one bar near the sink, and one bar near the tub or shower. The towel bars should be arranged so that towels are not getting wet while running the water in the sink or bathing. A lower height bar should be used for small children.
Can you hang a towel bar behind the door of a bathroom?
Sure, but make sure that there is protection for the wall behind it, so that the bar does not accidentally punch through the wall. However, if the door is a hollow door, I am not sure how much weight it will hold or how you would put in anchors, since the wood is not very thick. There was a towel bar on the wall behind a door in one house that I lived in and it worked okay.
Proper height for mounting a towel bar above a toilet tank?
There are many factors that need to be considered to answer this question. Insufficient data not provided. What is the type of towel that will be hung from this towel bar? Guest towel, hand towel or bath towel? For most guest or hand towels you want to divide the length of the towel by 2, add 3 or 4 inches so the towel doesn't contact the toilet tank top. Also consider that gravity factors into it as well. Ideally, the towel should not hang any higher than the shoulder of the average person using the towel after washing their hands. This is to keep the water on the hands from dripping down the sleeve of the person using the towel. Then consider the aesthetics of having a decorative item (Guest soap basket or a small floral dish or basket) on top of the toilet tank. Also consider hanging a small picture above the towel bar to balance the effect. There is no direct way to answer the question, just a few hints to consider what will be functional, easy to use and add to the overall design of the bathroom.
What type of towel bars are more resistant to corrosion?
A ceramic of plastic towel bar will never corrode, a stainless steel bar will likely not corrode either.
What is the standard towel bar placement over a toilet?
A common placement is about shoulder height of a normal sized person. If you are going to put bath towels rather than hand towels on the bar, then you may need to go a little higher.
What is the range of distribution in a bar graph?
The height of the highest bar minus the height of the lowest bar.
How to Choose a Towel Warmer for Your Bathroom?
A towel warmer is a great way to add a touch of luxury and comfort to your bathroom without a large investment. There are many options available, some may suit you better than others. When you begin shopping for these units, you will find cabinet styles, bars, and under cabinet warmers. Here’s a quick guide to aide you in making the right choice. 1. Think About Space Constraints Having a small bathroom can be a challenge, but it doesn’t mean you can’t add the luxury of a towel warmer. For small bathrooms consider installing a warming towel bar. These look like standard towel bars. The difference is that the warming unit inside the towel bar will create a hotter temperature and warm up the towels that sit on it. The bar warmers won’t create enough radiant heat to warm up the whole bathroom, but you can still have a warm towel waiting when you want it. Small spa style towel warmers are another option for a small bathroom. These are self sealed units that plug in to an outlet. Some of them will have a small tray for water to create steam. These can be used when you need it, and stored when not in use. 2. Consider Storage Options For those who have a larger bathroom a cabinet towel warmer may be a good option. You can find cabinets in a variety of styles and colors to match your decor. These can be hooked up to your homes electricity for heat, or you can find hydronic models that utilize your homes water supply to create heat. The cabinets will hold several towels, and many of the heating units can also be used as supplemental radiant heat for your bathroom. Another option for the cabinet warmers would be the under cabinet warmer. These are smaller units that are designed to fit inside a preexisting cabinet. If you aren’t wanting to add another cabinet, or don’t have room for another one, this is a good way to install a towel warmer without adding more bulk to the bathroom. 3. Look at Your Budget A towel warmer can range in price. They start at $30 and can range as high as $500. Once you know what type of warmer you want, you can start to search for the right price.
Is it safe to mount towel bar to vanity?
A towel bar can be mounted to a vanity if it has a solid surface that can accommodate screws or nails. This can be done on the side of the vanity using the appropriate hardware.
