Four bars instead of three means four people hang a towel without sharing one. This white steel version measures 19 inches wide and reaches 74 inches high, taking the vertical strip of a bathroom door that no other fixture can use. Depth stays at a single inch.
With four parallel bars swiveling independently, a shared family bathroom assigns one per person and ends the rotation of damp towels landing on whichever hook happens to be free. Each bar turns out on its own axis, so reaching for the lowest one does not disturb the three above it.
A white finish over steel construction lines up with the painted doors and trim found in most bathrooms, letting a 74-inch frame recede instead of drawing the eye down the length of the door. Steel also handles the humidity of a room where wet fabric hangs daily better than a coated wood rail.
Stretching 74 inches from the top hinge downward, the frame uses nearly the full height of a standard door, and at 19 inches wide it stays clear of the handle. Compatibility is specific: 3.5 by 3.5 inch hinges with pins no thicker than 8 mm, and two sets of hands for a square fit.
Over-door steel towel organizer with three swiveling bars and a top hook, spanning 70 inches of door height.
Round waste basket woven from water hyacinth and seagrass, flaring from an 11-inch top toward a wider base.
