We have quite a narrow bathroom that’s basically just a bath on one side and the same space next to it, as wide as the door, leading to the sink.
So we could conceivable put a rack on the back of the door but it might hinder the door opening a bit and it would impact on the wall?
But basically, interested in all options.
Currently we have an IKEA set (that I can’t see on the site anymore) which are annoying because they hang off bits screwed into the wall and they’ve started to wonky so now they fall off all the time.
Have to hang these on a stud wall so really nothing too heavy.
Our towel rack is on the back of the door. We’ve not done up the bathroom since we moved in. If works perfectly well, it’s probably ideal as it’s next to the shower.
Drilling through tiles is fairly straightforward. Just stick a bit of strong tape over the place where you want to drill. Obviously check this on Google but I can remember it looking fairly easy as I watched a proper ‘man’ do this particular job for me, ha ha
I met up with the guy who did our bathroom at the football a while back. He was midway through a loft conversion for Eric Dier, and his parents were sort of project managing it for him. He didn’t realise who he was - thought he was just a layabout son. Eric came up to him one morning with a brochure for the towel rails he wanted - £35K!!
He said to Eric “Err, they’re quite expensive… Have you spoken to your Mum?”. Eric Dier was all ‘Mate.’
We got ours in Bathstore. Saw the same one dumped outside someones house near me yesterday actually.
I actually did buy one from IKEA once but we have these astonishingly heavy internal fire doors and they’re thicker than whatever the IKEA one expected so I’ve been loathe to try any others since.