#towelrack

Step 1: Determine Placement

Towel rings are typically mounted next to or near a sink around 50 inches to 52 inches off the ground.

Step 2: Mark Drill Holes

Use the mounting bracket as a guide to mark the areas you’ll drill.

Step 3: Pre-Drill Anchor Holes and Install Drywall Anchors

Once you’ve leveled and marked the bracket locations, it’s time to pre-drill the anchor holes.

Step 4: Attach Mounting Bracket

Line the mounting bracket up with the anchors and use the included screws to fasten the bracket securely to the wall.

Step 5: Attach and Secure Towel Ring to Mounting Bracket

Latch the towel ring onto the mounting bracket from the top. Center the notches located on the interior of the ring’s base.

Towel racks get daily use, and may come loose, or even fall off over time and repeated pulling and tugging, especially if they weren’t properly installed in the first place. Fixing a towel rack depends on how damaged it is, but if a towel rack has come loose from drywall, it will generally involve loosening the towel rod screws, removing the mounting bracket screws, and attaching toggle brackets to help secure it to the drywall. Your best bet for keeping towel racks stable and secure is to permanently anchor them to the wall studs.