Small Bathroom Towel Ring Placement

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Small bathroom towel ring placement.

Fit a ring into a narrow space where a towel bar won t fit or attach one on the back of the door or under a shelf. Use the lower rungs to hang small buckets of bathroom accessories such as brushes and combs. For functionality you should install towel rings within a few inches of the sink. Even my hand towel is hung on a bar instead of one of those hand towel rings.

Typically vanities range from 30 to 36 inches high but standard height is about 32 inches. If it is a child s bathroom position the rack lower to be within his reach. Multiple hooks should be spaced a minimum of 9 inches apart. Aim for installing a towel ring anywhere from 50 inches to 52 inches off the ground.

Towel rings complement towel bars well especially in a guest bathroom. In this case 47 inches from the finished floor is a handy height for the ring. Hotel style towel racks which incorporate towel bars and a top shelf and usually install above the toilet should be at least 48 inches above the floor. If this is the case adjust the towel bar height to.

After you wash your hands at the sink you need a conveniently placed small towel to dry your hands. Standard towel bars should be 42 to 48 inches above the floor. Towel or robe hooks should be 70 inches above the floor. This towel display idea works for both damp towels and freshly laundered ones.

In a busy family bathroom. If you need a lot of towel storage for your bathroom try building a custom rack to fit your needs this one uses copper pipe and has a shelf on top for storing and displaying small objects for example. Hang decorative towels off the bar and use the towel ring to keep a hand towel off the counter. They can be found in a wide variety of styles to match the decor and other fixtures in the room.

A towel ring is a great solution for cramped space. Towel bars and rings are a functional and decorative element in any bathroom. The towel rack ideally should be located on the wall directly next to the sink positioned at a height that is comfortable for the average person. To keep it budget friendly look for an old wooden ladder at flea markets or thrift stores and refresh it with a coat of paint.

I do have a small bathroom and am considering installing hooks for guest towels.