Door hinges carry this rack instead of wall anchors, which puts four points of towel storage on a surface that was doing nothing before. Three bars swivel out independently and a storage hook sits above them. The steel frame runs 70 inches tall and 21 inches wide, one inch deep.
Each of the three bars pivots on its own, so one towel comes forward while the others stay flat against the door, and nobody has to move a neighbor's towel to reach theirs. The hook above the bars adds a spot for a robe or a wet swimsuit that would otherwise crowd a bar.
Mounting happens at the door hinges rather than through the wall, and the assembled frame projects only an inch from the door face, so it clears the jamb as the door swings. Nothing is drilled into tile or plaster, which keeps the installation reversible in a rented bathroom.
The rack works only with 3.5 by 3.5 inch door hinges whose pin diameter stays at or below 8 mm, so measuring the existing hinges comes before anything else. Installation goes faster and straighter with two people: one holding the 70-inch frame in line while the other seats the pins.
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