Kingston Brass SCC8261 Pedestal 2-Tier Steel Construction Towel-Rack with Wooden Case,33.63″L x 17.31″W x 7.81″H, Polished Chrome

Just about perfect.
Had guests arriving for holidays. Amazon saved the day, 😆. Fairly easy to assemble. Recommend placing metal tubing on a thick towel or rug when you use rubber mallet to join joints. Fits very snug which I like. The only odd thing is that the wooden tray on the bottom is looser fit than I expected but is ok. Much prefer using this rack vs drilling holes I the wall for another towel rod. Like the fact that it can be moved as needed. Weights in bottom make it feel quite sturdy. Also like the 2 tiers which take up less room against the wall in my small guest bath.

Very good metal towel racks, singly, or two for two (or more) people side by side, or even linked.
Very happy with these towel racks. They are sturdy. Narrow for smaller areas. Good side by side. Allow for a larger towel to hang on the higher rung, and regular bath towel on shorter rung.The wooden tray at the bottom is good as a base (as long as towel not regularly sopping wet). The bases, alternatively (perhaps with the addition of silicone pads to bottom), work well on the back of a toilet for a small in need of place to put a dopp kit/toiletry bag, or electric razor, glasses, etc.With two or more of these towel racks, they can be linked together (if do not use the trays), as a chain is linked, one through the other.Assembly is quite easy. Once assembled, if then decide to have them linked together, it is still possible to disassemble some parts to then reassemble linked. I would give 5 stars for ease of assembly (and disassembly), with a rubber mallet (not expensive), as directed. I gave 4 stars because possibly best to assemble by keeping the parts squared and level enough when tapping, tapping one side a bit, then the other side a bit, repeating until together. That is simple enough – no extra tools needed for that – but if helpful, this might not be evident until after starting the assembly. For the two racks we purchased, there was no problem in assembly with the peeling of finish that is on the outside of bars (read that in one other review).

Rubber Mallet Required!
You should not assemble this rack without a rubber mallet. A hammer will damage it, even if you try to use a buffer to protect the finish. It is plastic fitting into metal. The metal literally shaves off a little excess plastic as its being driven. It does require a lot of hammering to assemble.About 10 minutes after assembly, I heard one of the plastic connectors crack inside of the tube. While this seems like a nice piece, that one cheap part makes the whole thing cheap. I think it should be under $30 since it is a “throw away” item.There are two very similar parts so make sure you identify all parts and read all instructions before beginning.I actually like this rack very much. It is compact and clean looking. The tray on the bottom just nests so it can be left off if preferred. It really is too bad the manufacturer decided to use plastic connectors instead of something more rigid.

Stylish Towel Rack
This towel rack was exactly as described and shown. Assembly was easy especially in terms of how they labelled the individual bags in which the parts were packaged. If there was any (minor) criticism at all it would be that the white wood base could have been painted with a glossier paint that might hold up better in the damp conditions of a bathroom.

So much nicer than a wall rack.

It’s a beautiful design. It is lightweight steel and parts plastic vs another similar towel rack made of solid metal chrome I bought with marble stone base. I’m still satisfied coz it fits a small footprint. I think it can be much cheaper than the price I paid for based on the material you get.