Chrome Towel Ladder

Based off some of yesterday's comments, there seems to be an interest in chrome towel ladders. This got us searching to see if we could find any sources...

We found one that was a pretty close match to the one we pictured from Living Etc.
It was reviewed on Smartbargains.com, but unfortunately it isn't available anymore and we couldn't find another link.
Here are few other options we found:

Towel Ladder (chrome) $49.74

Valsan essentials towel ladder $349

Chrome finish towel ladder $29.99

Ladder Towel stand $38.95

Does anyone have something like this in their bathroom? Have any sources? reviews? tips? Please share in the comments!

Comments (6)

You can make a really simple wooden one, without any hardware...just some wood planks and dowels:

page 92 of "Easy Home Organizer: 15-Minute Step-by-Step Solutions" by Vicki Payne (ISBN-13: 978-1402724428, the book can also be purchased used on Amazon at $5.49)

end result will look a lot like this http://images.builderssquare.com/Detail/0/1/33/1033421_Detail.jpg

posted by callbob on March 4th 2008 at 11:49am
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so the Valsan essentials towel ladder cleans the bathroom too right?

posted by Lizzykewl on March 4th 2008 at 12:41pm
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Pottery Barn used to have a really lovely one:

http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/bth/index.cfm?cm_type=gnav

But I checked and they don't have it anymore :-(

posted by lalaklass on March 4th 2008 at 1:05pm
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this won't be of huge help to anyone outside australia, but i have installed a giant heated towel rail from Reece plumbing and it is fabulous - a godsend during winter (for all those US people, yes , we have mild winters here in Oz). It is big, shiney and functional and all my guests think it's brilliant.

http://www.reece.com.au/bathrooms/products/heated_towel_rails

posted by athenazebra on March 4th 2008 at 1:30pm
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I'm sure you can import heated towel rails from the UK, too. I had an ex-boyfriend who lived in London for a while -- he had a washing machine in his flat (which he owned) but there was no dryer hookup, and no place to put it. It was fairly common for people to put a heated towel rail in their bathrooms and dry their laundry there when they couldn't do it on the laundry line.

posted by artnerd on March 5th 2008 at 12:58am
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Free-standing electric:
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/1175

Not just a towel-warmer, but a mirror AND a TV too:
http://aquavision.co.uk/towelrail

posted by TRUE BLUE on March 5th 2008 at 3:20am
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