TowelMaid Outdoor 8 Bar Freestanding Towel Rack

We finished putting together this towel rack in about fifteen minutes. It's already been a great use and a great addition to the back yard.Hints on assembly:The instructions are a diagram much like a building block diagram, except everything is on one step.We started with the base and then the top. We constructed the "ladder" part on front completely away from the base (with a rubber mallet for good measure). Once the ladder part was done it was easy to fit in with the base.Prior to this we would throw wet clothes and towels over chairs, so this is a great alternative for us. Would highly recommend.

Assembly was easy, but after reading other reviewer's comments, I decided to add small stainless screws - one for each joint - to act as set screws so the pieces won't come apart under use.

You definitely need at least two people to assemble. The PVC pipes are hard together without an extra set (or 2) of hands. Not exactly what I was hoping for for the optics.

I like the idea of the rack, but I have to admit the lower bars are sorta useless.

We loved the functionality of this. We were about to do our towels and hook our life jackets onto this so they could dry and not blow away when the wind blew.

I t actually fun to put together and has been a great addition to our beach house. A must have if you live at the lake/beach or have a pool.

This is very cheaply made. It is constructed of 100% pvc pipe. It is also too big to store anywhere and is so ugly that it doesn’t fit in with any home decor, in any home, I would argue.

light & well constructed