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Deux serviettes superposées sur la même barre ne sèchent ni l'une ni l'autre. Comptez une barre pour deux serviettes, sans contact entre elles, et laissez 5 à 8 cm entre la barre et le mur pour que l'air circule. Notre gamme couvre les barres, anneaux et échelles, en laiton, bois noyer et inox, dont plusieurs modèles sans perçage. Complétez avec les sèche-serviettes électriques, les patères et crochets pour le peignoir, et les accessoires de salle de bain.
Three questions are enough: how many towels to hang, how much free wall space do you have, and can you drill. The third one alone eliminates half of the models for rentals.
Actual capacity : two bath towels per bar, with no contact between them.
Length per towel : 30 cm bar for a bath towel folded in half.
Installation height : 120 to 130 cm from the finished floor, centerline of the bar.
Wall clearance
The clearance from the wall is the detail that decides whether your towels dry or get moldy. A bar pressed flat against the partition traps moisture between the fabric and the wall. Just five centimeters are enough to create the airflow that makes all the difference.
| Type | Capacity | For what use |
|---|---|---|
| Single bar | 1 to 2 towels | The standard size, 40 to 60 cm long |
| Double bar | 3 to 4 towels | Two levels, same footprint, for a family |
| Adjustable bar | Variable | Adapts to a specified wall width |
| Ring | 1 hand towel | Next to the sink, for the hand towel |
| T-bar | 1 towel | A compromise between the two, with a smaller footprint |
| Scale | 3 to 5 towels | Leans against the wall, no drilling required, easy to move |
the ring and the bar do not perform the same function. A ring is meant for a hand towel, never a bath towel : textiles pile up there instead of spreading out, and they don't dry well. Plan for a ring near the sink and a bar near the shower, not the other way around.
Three drill-free solutions exist, and they are not all created equal. This is the number one concern for rentals and on tiles you don't want to damage.
The test before buying a suction cup
Run your hand over the surface. If it catches, even slightly, the suction cup will not hold over time. A glossy glazed tile, glass, or a laminate panel is suitable. A matte tile, textured earthenware, or satin paint is not. When in doubt, use a ladder.
A towel rail is constantly exposed to water through capillary action, via the wet fabric resting on it. The material determines its lifespan more than its shape.
An ordinary chrome-plated steel towel rail eventually starts to pit at the weld points, where the chrome layer is thinnest. This is the first sign of aging, and it usually appears in the second year.
On drywall, a rail loaded with two wet towels exerts a pulling force of several kilograms. The plastic wall anchors provided in the box are almost never sufficient; replace them.
In a small bathroom, the towel rail is often the last element to be placed, on whichever wall is left. This is a mistake: it affects daily comfort just as much as the vanity unit.
Allow for two bath towels per bar, without them touching each other, which means 30 cm of bar space per towel. Check the available wall space, then your ability to drill. If you are renting or want to protect your tiles, opt for a suction cup or a towel ladder.
Single bar from 40 to 60 cm, double two-tier bar, adjustable bar, hand towel ring, ring-bar, and leaning ladder. The ring is designed for a hand towel, never a bath towel, which would bunch up instead of hanging flat.
Mark the height at 120 or 130 cm from the finished floor, transfer the center-to-center distance using a level, drill with a ceramic drill bit on rotation-only mode when drilling into tile, insert wall plugs suitable for your wall type, and then secure the mounting plates. Replace the included plastic wall plugs, as they are rarely sufficient.
Solid brass is the most durable and does not rust. Stainless steel resists moisture very well. Aluminum is budget-friendly but deforms under repeated loads. Walnut wood is warm, to be reserved for areas without direct splashing.
No drilling, no weight limits related to mounting, and it moves around freely. It is the perfect solution for rentals or for walls you don't want to damage. On the downside, it does take up floor space.
120 to 130 cm from the finished floor, measured from the center of the bar. Leave 5 to 8 cm between the bar and the wall to allow air to circulate behind the towel; otherwise, moisture gets trapped and the fabric will smell musty.
Choisissez une barre double plutôt qu'une barre plus longue, elle offre le double de capacité pour la même emprise murale. Exploitez le dos de porte, souvent oublié. Combinez un anneau au lavabo et une barre près de la douche.
The towel rail completes the set. Discover our bathroom catalog to harmonize the finishes.