23.6 in Bathroom Hardware Set, 5 Piece Matte Black Stainless Steel Hardware Set, Include Towel Rack, Towel Ring, Toilet Paper Holder, 2 Robe Towel Hooks, Bathroom Accessory kit

Beautiful set, definitely cheaper than buying from Home Depot. Heavy duty.

I'm pretty surprised how simple and at the same time useful and nice they look for the price.The color is black matte which adds a nice touch to the bathroom.The installation is pretty simple, you just need to make two holes and pt the first piece in place with the screws they provide, and after they are correctly in place you can just mount the piece on those retainers.I think the most difficult part in my opinion is for example for the towel piece, since it's a long piece you have to calculate where exactly you are going to screw the first piece, I mean the one that will hold the two sides of the towel holder and at the same time, you have to make sure that it will be level correctly, for that I put the towel holder piece first I use the app called bubble level on android (and I believe there's another one on the iphone but don't remember how its called), then mark it on the wall and make the holes. That's I think the most difficult part of the installation, the other pieces since they are smaller it was very easy to install them.

Opening the box, I was immediately struck by the care of the packaging. Heavy foam with precise cut outs for each item, and a fabric bag around the towel ring. This tells me that a quality product is inside and this set doesn't disappoint. Each item has a fun, unique design that is modern, but not over the top. For my 1979 house, it's a perfect modernization.The matte black finish is clean and looks like it will easily handle abuse without scratching. Each item feels heavy and solid. Mounting is accomplished via screws and anchors with a small hex screw on the bottom to secure to the bracket. Nothing out of the ordinary there, and you cannot see any fasteners unless you happen to be napping on the bathroom floor... Yuck!The installation instructions are simple and clear with illustrations for us visual learners. Should be an easy install for just about anyone with basic tools primarily hammer, screwdriver, and drill.This set is a good value and exceeded my expectations in the aesthetic and design categories.Would definitely buy again for another bathroom.

I really enjoy the color of this bathroom set. It was pretty simple to install and didn't take long at all. The toilet paper holder could be better with a longer end to keep the roll from falling off if you pull it too hard. The hand towel holder is a sturdy non rigid square so even if you pull the towel its not gonna swing everywhere. The robe hooks are nice and held a shirt and pants as well as my towel while I showered. The towel bar fits two folded towels on it snugly and is solid. My only real complaint is the ugly little screw base you see pop out underneath each piece. It's obviously not too noticeable as someone just passing by or even just quickly using it but as the person who installed it it bothers me.

As a professional kitchen and bath designer, I've seen a very wide variety of bathroom hardware. I spent a decent amount of time looking for my own bathroom hardware set that included matching items for all of the hardware that I was looking for, with a finish that I like, that also appeared sturdy and minimalistic.Fortunately, this set includes a bath towel bar, two towel hooks, a hand towel ring, a toilet paper roll holder and all of the necessary hardware for securely mounting it to most walls. You'll need to have a drill and either a 3/16ths or 5/16ths inch drill bit, a 24" level, a pencil and a stud finder. If your walls aren't made of drywall or plaster, you'll need a masonry drill bit, masking tape, a block of scrap wood, a steady hand and significantly more patience.If possible, the best option is to use the included screws to secure each mounting bracket to a stud or blocking that was installed before the drywall specifically to provide a secure mounting location. In most bathrooms, with wall studs spaced 16" on center, it won't be possible to mount every bracket to a stud. If your studs happen to be at 12" or 24" on center, you've lucked out. In either case, mounting as many of the brackets as possible directly to a stud will ensure the most secure installation with less likelihood for damage to the wall or the hardware. If you're installing directly to a stud, the 3/16ths inch drill bit should be used to drill a pilot hole before attaching the mount with the provided screws. This pilot hole removes a small amount of material to make room for the shaft of the screw, preventing the wood from being compressed and pushed outward when the screw is installed and, in the process, helping you ensure that you've actually found a stud. If you have, a small amount of wood shavings will be ejected from the hole while you drill or when you remove the drill bit from the hole. If you drill from 3/8ths to 3/4" in and then lose any form of resistance, you've missed the stud. Don't drill any further in that spot.For drywall, first determine where you would like to mount each piece. For bath towel bars and towel rings, start by measuring 48" off the floor at the desired location. This is generally ideal for adults, while 36 is a better starting place for children. Towel hooks can be mounted higher, if you like, and should be a minimum of 9" apart from one another to ensure adequate airflow to dry your towels. Once you've measured that distance, determine if the height is appropriate for everyone in your family and adjust accordingly. Now measure the distance between the holes in the mounting bracket, then hold the level against the wall, center the bubble between the lines and place a mark at the location of each screw hole.For toilet paper roll holders, the generally consensus is that they should be installed 26" above the floor, either beside the toilet or no more than 10" past the front of the bowl. Once you've picked your preferred location, check that it is comfortable for everyone who will be using the bathroom on a regular bases and mark that spot 26" from the floor.For any location that you are unable to secure the mounting bracket to a stud, the kit includes plastic wall anchors. A 5/16ths inch drill bit is used to predrill a hole of these to be inserted in. The screw then goes through the mounting bracket and into the anchor, which expands behind the surface of the drywall when tightened, to hold distribute the weight of the item being hung across more wall area.Honestly, if you aren't able to mount every single bracket to a stud, it isn't the end of the world. Mount as many as possible to studs but skip the included anchors, if a stud isn't available, and opt for a much more sturdy toggle, instead. These distribute the weight across a much larger portion of the wall and can hold significantly more weight. These are available at any hardware store and are priced low enough that buying one is a no brainer versus the pain that re-hanging hardware can be when one of the existing screw holes is stripped and unusable.As pictured in the attached photos, the design astatic is rather minimal. Less visible but still present, the quality of the finish stood up to installation and several weeks weeks of usage without any blemishes. The matte texture also makes these less likely to show any oil or grime that they might come into contact with.If I have one complaint about anything, it is that the design of the toilet paper roll holder is quite annoying. This very minimal L shaped bracket with a tiny raised nub at the end is more likely to eject the entire roll of toilet paper than it is to hold it in place. If the nub were increased to be slightly smaller than the industry standard toilet paper roll tube, this annoying oversight could easily be replaced.Overall, I don't have any issue with recommending this set. While the toilet paper roll is less than perfectly functional, I understand that this decision was made in the interest of minimalist design. That in mind, I don't have any issue giving it five starts for quality and attention to detail.

This set is sturdy, and it looks nice in my bathroom. Though admittedly it could have been easier to install, it wasn't super hard. Most people who know how to use a screwdriver and allen wrench should be able to do it. My one complaint is I think the towel bar should be longer, but that's not enough to take a star away.

I am remodeling my bathroom and this set is replacing my old fixtures.The construction is solid which I like. The angular design is nice and clean looking.Installation was fairly easy, I had some trouble with the hand towel holder because to tighten the allen screw behind the "loop" I had hard time getting my hand in there, but I managed. The plates come out of the items and you screw those to the wall first then pop the item onto the plate. This worked well.For the toilet roll holder and hand towel holder, when you pop the plate out, make sure the screw inside is tightened before you put on the wall otherwise they will turn on you.