Whitecap 62330 Teak Towel-Bar - 14'

Cute addition to my powder room

I bought this for use as a grab bar at the entry to our (sunken) living room. It's unfinished, but it looks good. The brass screws that came with it protruded only about a half-inch from the base of the bar, not enough to go through the dry wall and into the underlying stud, so I got a couple of longer screws from the hardware store. It came with wood plugs to fill the screw holes after installation.I was a little worried that this "towel bar' would not be rugged enough to use as a grab bar, but it is a very strong single piece of wood. If the screws don't pull out of the wall, you could probably do pull-ups on it.

Acutally used these as handles for a custom door that i built. Applied some stain to them, and it was seamless to my project.

I use these for two different sets of stairs outside my house. They are very sturdy and are smooth to the touch, and nice to grasp. I got them as an inexpensive handrail and it worked out well for me. I like these better than usual outdoor handrails and they are very sturdy when screwed into wood siding.

We used this for a hand rail in our rv. Works perfectly. Good quality!

Actually using this item as a grab handle for my mother so she can have something to grab when she reaches the top of the stairs. It works very well in this application.

Works fine. I treated it with teak oil on it before installation

Bought this to replace a wooden grab rail by the steps in our RV. Turned out to be a perfect fit and seems much sturdier than the original.