Design House 533273 Millbridge 24-inch Towel Bar, Polished Brass

I bought it to give as a giftI was too late 🫢

Works not bad

Look good and built good

This was the right length and model, however, in order for this to fit the original wall brackets I had to remove one from the wall and use one side only that came with the packaging. Otherwise, the brackets don't fit right and is loose when you assembled it. By installing one side to the older bracket and then a new one from the package, the fit was perfect, not loose but firm and tight. It worked very well and now my towel bracket doesn't have a bend in it and bathroom looks new again with all the new brass fixture replacements. Found only at Amazon!

Easy install well made

Easy install price right

This bar is just fine for what we wanted... it's in a guest bath and doesn't get heavy use. It's not a particularly heavy piece of equipment and it probably wouldn't be the best for long-term, daily use. But it looks nice and has given us no problems.

I ordered this for the laundry room so that my wife could hang and dry items of hers that were not to be dried in the clothes dryer. It does serve a purpose for that.Pros: Good fit and finish on the three parts, out of the box.Cons: Light weight, thin gauge aluminum bar with a brass colored coating, which most likely will wear off after a few uses.This will do for hanging either one wet wash rag, or one dry hand towel, or up to four pairs of ladies damp nylon stockings. But it is so light weight and has such a lack of metal in it that I wouldn't venture to hang anything heavier on it that weighs more than 2-3 lbs. The end brackets might hold, but the bar most likely would end up on the floor, along with wet hanging towels.This Chinese made "towel" bar might just be available at your friendly local Dollar Store, or WalMart for between $2.99 to $4.99, or maybe half of that, if it is on a close-out sale.