Quick and Easy Towel Storage Idea for Any Bathroom
If you're looking for towel storage ideas that can free up valuable closet space, you're in the right place.
With just a few supplies, you can create a functional and stylish bathroom towel organizer that keeps your towels neatly stored on the wall.
This simple DIY towel bar project is perfect for any bathroom.
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Tools and Materials:
- 2 towel bars
- 12-inch wide plank of wood
- Measuring tape
- Pencil
- Drill and screws
- Level
- Wall anchors (if needed)
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1. Gather Your Supplies
Head over to your local bathroom supply store and pick up 2 towel bars and a 12-inch wide plank of wood.
These are the main components for your wall towel storage rack.
2. Measure and Mark the Wood
Using your measuring tape, mark the plank of wood at the 4-inch, 8-inch, and 10-inch marks. These measurements will ensure your towel organizer is perfectly spaced.
3. Attach the Towel Bars
With your drill, attach the two towel bars parallel to each other on the marked points of the wood.
Make sure they are securely fastened.
4. Mount the Organizer to the Wall
Attach the completed bathroom towel organizer to the wall. Use a level to ensure it is straight, and if necessary, use wall anchors to secure it firmly.
5. Store Your Towels
Roll up your towels and slip them between the towel bars. This not only looks neat but also makes it easy to grab a towel when you need one.
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And that's it! You've created a practical organizing rack that keeps your towels handy and your closets free for other items.
These towel storage ideas are simple yet effective for any bathroom.
Do you have any other towel organizer ideas? I'd love to hear them! Leave a comment below and share your thoughts.
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Those are some skinny/thin towels to fit in there!
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To Lillian: I'm not suggesting that everyone has linen closets, I'm saying that because I have one I won't be trying this project. In order to keep exposed towels to the bacteria in the open bathroom they should be covered in some form, like maybe a cute tiny homemade curtain. That's all I meant.
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