HomCom 10-Bar Curved Stainless Steel Wall Mounted Electric Heated Towel Rack Warmer

This is not a towel warmer. Do not buy this if you want warm fluffy towels. This is a towel dryer. If you live in a humid environment or if your bathroom has zero ventilation then this is for you. My towels took days to dry and they started smelling like mold within a day. I bought this with a timer which shuts it off after 3 hours. My towels are bone dry and ready to be reused even if I want a quick rinse before bed. It is amazing.

Great product! Great service!

I replaced the above which slowly dripped out mineral oil over the last 20 years. This is a FAR superior design approach and works like a charm.

Reasonably price and works well. Too narrow for 2 bath size towels

I had a WarmRails floor standing heated towel rack that worked well for 20 years, then it gave up the ghost. I spent a considerable time looking at and researching wall-mounted racks to free up floor space. I had this HomCom each on my wishlist, and when the price dropped I snagged it up. It was listed at over $100, I was able to buy it for $47.Shipping was fast, originally reported a two week shipping time, but I got it in three days. It is shipped in one box, and when I got it the bolt mounts on the back of the rack had worn through the box and were sticking out. I was very concerned it might be damaged, but upon opening the box found no problems. I would have preferred better packaging.Installation on this is somewhat tedious. Once you install the bolts and wall mounts the mounts did not sit flat against the wall. I gently bent the bolts outwards which seemed to solve the problem, and didn’t seem to damage the rack. The instructions tell you to place the rack on the wall, and mark the holes for the drywall anchors. Unfortunately, the mount is about a half inch thick (leaving a half inch space between the screw head and wall), and the holes are too small to get a pencil or pen in far enough to mark the wall for the correct locations. I ended up using a thin and long Phillips screwdriver to “punch” a little mark where the hole should be.The screws included for the drywall anchors should be a little longer, and the anchors themselves turn in the drywall when tightening the screws, so I ended up using different anchors (I still used the same screw because the finish matches the rack). I would recommend having someone help with the installation, although I am handy and was able to do it myself.As for operation, the rack gets hot, and I am able to touch it, but not leave my hand on the rack. My towels are very warm, and rival the WarmRails each I had. I couldn’t be happier with the end results, particularly for the price I paid.