Towel Bar Replacement
Muhammad Madni and 5 other contributors
Last updated on Mar 8, 2023
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide will provide you with detailed instructions regarding the replacement of a towel bar in your bathroom. The towel bar may need replacing if it is beginning to rust or becoming loose. The rust could potentially get on your towels as well as make the towel bar more difficult to remove. Also, if the towel bar is becoming loose, it may be at risk of breaking soon. Replacing the towel bar before it becomes rusted or loose, allows for a fresh, aesthetic-looking bathroom as well as a clean, safe surface for your towels.
What you need
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Measure the length of your current towel bar to make sure that your replacement towel bar is the correct size and will fit onto the same wall brackets.
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In most cases, you can remove the towel bar by removing the screws underneath the bar holders.
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Place the new towel bar on top of the wall brackets and make sure that the bar is level.
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After inserting the screws, screw in both sides firmly. Your new towel holder should now be good to use.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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