I did it !!! After my towel rack falling out of the wall about 5 times and tearing up the dry wall holes I watched your video and secured my towel rack the right way 🙂. You're video was great 👍 Thank you !!
You helped me install these bars for life! I was able to make a “Go Buy”list that makes sense to a woman (like me), and make sense of the whole daunting project. These bars have been off for 6 years! Every single thing you said was insightful. You will be my “go to man” from now on. Thank you.
I just got a new towel rack and have looked at about 5 videos thus far on "how to." Your precision is AMAZING your commentary great. If everybody took the time and care that you do - well, let's just say our world and bathrooms would be a better place! Thank you for being such a consummate professional at what you do. When looking for DYI help - your channel is where I will head. Hope you put out some new ones from extra things you've learned along the way. Learning never ceases, right?! Thank you.
Great tutorial, we always learn a thing or two watching your videos! I like the way you put painters tape to do all your measurements. Thanks Shannon 🛠
I found your video to be the best because you show exactly how to get your brackets placed in the right place. A lot of videos skip all that which to me was the most helpful. Thanks to you I got this. Your Awesome!
Great video! They always are. I like these videos because they get to the point. I’ve always done my own home projects and that lead to helping others and eventually some paying jobs. If there is one thing I learned is that there are a few different ways to do things. When I get a little overwhelmed by the process of selecting which way to go about it I will always look up Shannon’s videos as a way to kind of settle the argument in my head. Brings things into focus and allows the task to stay on point at least for me. Thank you for the info and bringing sometimes forgotten paths back to the front of the mind for those of us who enjoy the hobby. Thank you.
THANKS! I'm a woman that needs to do these things myself. You explain simply while filming accurately so we can see what you're doing. Plus, you're good looking so it's fun to watch! Home improvement is like Chinese to me, so your videos are much appreciated!
I’ll make a suggestion here. Plug the drain first! That way no screws, set screws, brackets, or any other pieces are not lost down the drain. I learned that the hard way, years ago.👍
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I cannot thank you enough for your easy demonstration on hanging a towel rack!! Especially using the middle hole for a butterfly. That is the way my old set was when I removed it. Then I got a new one but the instructions didn't even mention being able to use the butterflies. Instead they wanted you to screw two holes in each bracket using an anchor. I already had the bigger holes in the wall from the previous butterflies that were inserted. I was baffled trying to figure out how I was going to assemble it now having the bigger hole from the previous butterfly and having to put two more holes for each bracket. You saved me a lot of time and frustration. Your awesome!
Hi. I enjoy watching your videos. Your very clear in your presentation and to the point. As a retired math teacher turned into a handyman, I use the toggle bolts on occasion. They are good but most of the time I use “hollow wall anchors “. Some times they they are referred to as “mollies”. Now when I install them I always use a hollow wall anchor installation tool. It looks a little bit like a gun. You can find these installation tools on Amazon. The best ones are the all metal type. The advantage of using a hollow wall anchor is that the connection stays there permanently. I believe the they use a 6 - 32 machine screw. They are very strong and reliable. Of course the best way to install those is to use the installation tool. I’m looking forward to more of your videos. Thank you. I appreciate what you do.
I used to work in peoples homes, drilling lots of holes in sheetrock. I'd take an envelope and tape it under the drill site to catch all the dust. Made clean up quicker.
If you don't like the bar rattling in the holders just put some toilet paper in each end and that will stop it. It can be easily removed if you ever take the rack down. Construction adhesive will work also but it seems like overkill and may be very hard to remove.
Quick tip for catching drywall dust - tape an open envelope to the wall below your intended hole. Will catch 95% of the dust you make when drilling a hole.
I have installed quite a few of these over the years for my customers and it really isn't too difficult to do this. Getting everything nice and level is the most important thing.
This is a very thorough and detailed explanation of a simple job. Very well done. I'm not good at easy carpentry, but this video gives me a better way to install towel bars, because I'm too cheap to hire a professional. Thank you for your video.
I did it! Hung 2 towel bars, strong, quick, and even! Thanks for the video to do so! I'm planning on doing another 2 stack rack and feel way more confident, thank you 😊.
As soon as I find my tiny screwdriver, I am going to get my bar secured to the wall, it will fall no Longer! Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial!
Nice. A kid might do a chip-up on that. I've had cases where there's a bunch of oddities in the wall like braces, partial broken studs, ducts or other that made toggle type anchors difficult. A smaller pilot hole and fishing with a hooked wire may help before using the 1/2" bit right away. I've even had ones where the drywallers used the stud space to dump their garbage end cuts.
Just about every house we cut into in my area that was built in the 70s with plasterboard has all the off cuts dumped in the walls, sometimes mangling the insulation on the outside walls. It’s so lazy
A very useful video, thanks. I have to hang a towel rack/shelf unit soon in my new home bathroom, gonna keep this in mind when I put it up. Luckily the bathroom already had two standard towel racks in place similar to these.
Wow that was great. Never thought of it that way,painters tape was a great idea. Your a great help Shannon thank you. I'm remodeling a mobile home and every tip you have helps. I'm getting ready to pull some carpet out this weekend.
Thanks so much. This method might be the most effective. I'd love to put a bit of glue to secure the brackets. My wife does not complain about the flimsy towel bars in both bathrooms anymore 🙂
Great video. I like the painter's tape idea and those anchors definitely seem to be the way to go. I've been using the plastic ones for a long time and they always seem to come loose. Thanks.
Looks great. I have a pocket door behind the wall. How far into the wall will that metal toggle (?) reach? I don't want it to interfere / scratch the door.
Here's a good tip buddy I hit start the stud Because I go on by stainless steel bar and put it in between the Chrome bars Cut it to the right length. Problem solved even if it's Brushed just sand it The towel covers it
At 7:18 I'm sure the correct direction to tighten the toggle hanger is clockwise (but I don't think you actually said). Excellent presentation. I think I could actually do this. I think the toggle is a stronger choice too compared to the plastic plugs too. Thanks, S.
Ok now you gave me the confidence to do this. I had my bathroom remodeled and they would not hang the towel racks or paint. Yep so I am gonna do this. Wish me luck.
My set screws wouldn't go behind the brackets and I have no idea why. They are the ones that came with the towel bar. So frustrating. Now that I took the old one off and put the new brackets (a different style) I don't want to - can't really, if I don't want to completely tear the drywall up - take them down. So now I have no towel bar! Guess I'll have to hire someone after all. Thanks for your video, though!
Good job but what I like to do before drilling is to use fine thin nail or screw driver and lightly push it through the mark to make sure there’s no electrical or plumbing in the way.
i would just add one observation i think the sink drain hole should be covered up just incase shit happens and a piece of hardware goes down all and all a good job thanks
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I did it !!! After my towel rack falling out of the wall about 5 times and tearing up the dry wall holes I watched your video and secured my towel rack the right way 🙂. You're video was great 👍 Thank you !!
Thanks! I'm a 65 yr old recently divorced woman with ADD. Your presentation was awesome! Easy to understand!
You helped me install these bars for life! I was able to make a “Go Buy”list that makes sense to a woman (like me), and make sense of the whole daunting project. These bars have been off for 6 years! Every single thing you said was insightful. You will be my “go to man” from now on. Thank you.
I'm always glad to help out with DIY projects.
You do this so effortlessly. I love the way you explain the steps (good pace, very thorough). Thank you!
I just got a new towel rack and have looked at about 5 videos thus far on "how to." Your precision is AMAZING your commentary great. If everybody took the time and care that you do - well, let's just say our world and bathrooms would be a better place! Thank you for being such a consummate professional at what you do. When looking for DYI help - your channel is where I will head. Hope you put out some new ones from extra things you've learned along the way. Learning never ceases, right?! Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
My towel rack has been broken for 4 months . And I just fixed it in 5 mins with this video . Thank you !
Great tutorial, we always learn a thing or two watching your videos! I like the way you put painters tape to do all your measurements. Thanks Shannon 🛠
Adhesive was a nice touch too
I found your video to be the best because you show exactly how to get your brackets placed in the right place. A lot of videos skip all that which to me was the most helpful. Thanks to you I got this. Your Awesome!
Your style of teaching is the best I've seen anywhere in home improvements! I've watched several love your videos from decks, siding and to this.
Wow, thank you!
I always learn something, even from your most basic videos. Marking on painter's tape. Why haven't I ever thought of that?! Great videos, thanks!
Great video! They always are. I like these videos because they get to the point. I’ve always done my own home projects and that lead to helping others and eventually some paying jobs. If there is one thing I learned is that there are a few different ways to do things. When I get a little overwhelmed by the process of selecting which way to go about it I will always look up Shannon’s videos as a way to kind of settle the argument in my head. Brings things into focus and allows the task to stay on point at least for me. Thank you for the info and bringing sometimes forgotten paths back to the front of the mind for those of us who enjoy the hobby. Thank you.
Great tips! Thanks so much for making this video for us weekend warriors that don't do this every day!
Thank you so much. After so many attempts with screws this tip did the trick. I really appreciate you helping everyone else
Great tutorial and well explained for a beginner! Thanks Shannon
THANKS! I'm a woman that needs to do these things myself. You explain simply while filming accurately so we can see what you're doing. Plus, you're good looking so it's fun to watch! Home improvement is like Chinese to me, so your videos are much appreciated!
RED FACE! LOL Thanks Susan
I’ll make a suggestion here. Plug the drain first! That way no screws, set screws, brackets, or any other pieces are not lost down the drain. I learned that the hard way, years ago.👍
Great point
Don't worry about it. That's gonna be next video about how to unclog the drain.
a piece o masking tape perhaps
I just put a washcloth over the drain.
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Excellent video! Thanks for including all of the little details about the set screw. Helped tremendously.
Great video. Clear and concise and spends just enough time on the details.
I cannot thank you enough for your easy demonstration on hanging a towel rack!! Especially using the middle hole for a butterfly. That is the way my old set was when I removed it. Then I got a new one but the instructions didn't even mention being able to use the butterflies. Instead they wanted you to screw two holes in each bracket using an anchor. I already had the bigger holes in the wall from the previous butterflies that were inserted. I was baffled trying to figure out how I was going to assemble it now having the bigger hole from the previous butterfly and having to put two more holes for each bracket. You saved me a lot of time and frustration. Your awesome!
Hi. I enjoy watching your videos. Your very clear in your presentation and to the point. As a retired math teacher turned into a handyman, I use the toggle bolts on occasion. They are good but most of the time I use “hollow wall anchors “. Some times they they are referred to as “mollies”. Now when I install them I always use a hollow wall anchor installation tool. It looks a little bit like a gun. You can find these installation tools on Amazon. The best ones are the all metal type. The advantage of using a hollow wall anchor is that the connection stays there permanently. I believe the they use a 6 - 32 machine screw. They are very strong and reliable. Of course the best way to install those is to use the installation tool. I’m looking forward to more of your videos. Thank you. I appreciate what you do.
When building a house anticipate where these bars will be and add blocking between the studs. Same for pedestal sinks, closet rods etc.
Yes when building or Renoing from scratch that is best.
Good video. This is definitely a do it yourself project.
I used to work in peoples homes, drilling lots of holes in sheetrock. I'd take an envelope and tape it under the drill site to catch all the dust. Made clean up quicker.
great idea.
These tutorials are helpful to me thank you.
If you don't like the bar rattling in the holders just put some toilet paper in each end
and that will stop it. It can be easily removed if you ever take the rack down.
Construction adhesive will work also but it seems like overkill and may be
very hard to remove.
all of your vids are explained very well w/ out over thinking. Well done from the easy to the more difficult tasks.
I always learn from watching you, Shawn. Thank you. Next time, grab bars both in tub area (with those fiberglass walls) and drywall by commode.
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Quick tip for catching drywall dust - tape an open envelope to the wall below your intended hole. Will catch 95% of the dust you make when drilling a hole.
I usually just hold a dustpan right under the hole, tight to catch the dust.
I have installed quite a few of these over the years for my customers and it really isn't too difficult to do this. Getting everything nice and level is the most important thing.
Great tip using the adhesive 👍🏻
Just discovered your channel. As a new homeowner, I'm finding your content incredibly useful and very well presented. Thank you. Subscribed.
Thanks for the lesson. You made it look very easy. I learned a lot and will try this out tomorrow.
Very helpful, good camera work, clear narrative,
Excellent video. Thank you. I used the plastic.... and here I am installing a new one. Thanks
This is a very thorough and detailed explanation of a simple job. Very well done. I'm not good at easy carpentry, but this video gives me a better way to install towel bars, because I'm too cheap to hire a professional.
Thank you for your video.
I did it! Hung 2 towel bars, strong, quick, and even! Thanks for the video to do so! I'm planning on doing another 2 stack rack and feel way more confident, thank you 😊.
Thank you!!!! I have struggled with how to keep my accessories nice and tight to the wall. This was so informative to me.
As soon as I find my tiny screwdriver, I am going to get my bar secured to the wall, it will fall no Longer! Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial!
very thorough as always! Thank you for educating us on this!
Nice. A kid might do a chip-up on that.
I've had cases where there's a bunch of oddities in the wall like braces, partial broken studs, ducts or other that made toggle type anchors difficult. A smaller pilot hole and fishing with a hooked wire may help before using the 1/2" bit right away. I've even had ones where the drywallers used the stud space to dump their garbage end cuts.
There's a special place in hell for trades that dump their trash, I've found no end of their junk under floorboards.
Just about every house we cut into in my area that was built in the 70s with plasterboard has all the off cuts dumped in the walls, sometimes mangling the insulation on the outside walls. It’s so lazy
some of the best instruction video, well done, top tier
A very useful video, thanks. I have to hang a towel rack/shelf unit soon in my new home bathroom, gonna keep this in mind when I put it up. Luckily the bathroom already
had two standard towel racks in place similar to these.
Wow that was great. Never thought of it that way,painters tape was a great idea. Your a great help Shannon thank you.
I'm remodeling a mobile home and every tip you have helps. I'm getting ready to pull some carpet out this weekend.
Awesome detailed instructional video. Much appreciated.😊
Thank you
This is a great tutorial and I was able to hang my towel bar and other items in my restroom with ease and they are very secure.
Thank you for this video, it really helped us to secure our towel rack that fall down from the drywall, this trick helped us.
Can you do a video on how to mount a heavy picture frame or heavy fixture on a wall ( living room).? Love your videos
Great video. I always learn something new from you even with these more basic projects. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for posting this, I watched it before installing 2 and it was helpful!
Done stuff like this 1000 times and never thought to use tape and a level. Great tip!
Good advice from a good teacher, thank you very much.
Thank you so much for this video. It's everything I needed to know to hang my towel bar.
Great job
Pretty cool bro. The painters tape for measurements made a great deal of sense. Ight, subscriber now...
i love watching your videos you make everything look so easy and professional.
Very helpful video. Thank you for the clear instructions.
Thanks so much. This method might be the most effective. I'd love to put a bit of glue to secure the brackets. My wife does not complain about the flimsy towel bars in both bathrooms anymore 🙂
You make it look easy. I'm saving this one.
Super helpful! Just ordered myself some of those butterfly thingies...
Excellent presentation. Thank you!
Great video. I like the painter's tape idea and those anchors definitely seem to be the way to go. I've been using the plastic ones for a long time and they always seem to come loose. Thanks.
Usually you will find the vent line in the wall behind the toilet be careful when selecting location for towel bars etc..
Nice and clean. Thank you!
Looks great. I have a pocket door behind the wall. How far into the wall will that metal toggle (?) reach? I don't want it to interfere / scratch the door.
I like your videos Shannon! Usually, there bar come with a paper template that save you some measurement!! Great job!!
yes they do but in this case we were re using an existing one.
Here's a good tip buddy I hit start the stud Because I go on by stainless steel bar and put it in between the Chrome bars Cut it to the right length. Problem solved even if it's Brushed just sand it
The towel covers it
Well done! Easily understood! Thank you!
Thank you for this video I never knew in my life how a standard towel bar could be so freaking annoying!
Great video! What is the adhesive you used. Do you have a video on drywall refill. Thanks for great videos.
I can’t wait to do mine. You gave me the confidence I need to do it😊
thank you ...these DIY videos are very practical
Great tutorial. Thank you very much!!
At 7:18 I'm sure the correct direction to tighten the toggle hanger is clockwise (but I don't think you actually said). Excellent presentation. I think I could actually do this. I think the toggle is a stronger choice too compared to the plastic plugs too. Thanks, S.
yes clockwise
Great video Shannon, thank you sir!!
Close to perfect installation, thank you.
Good step by step instructions
Very informative. Thank you for the demonstration!
Ok now you gave me the confidence to do this. I had my bathroom remodeled and they would not hang the towel racks or paint. Yep so I am gonna do this. Wish me luck.
You've got this!
Great job, man...It will help me to fix my hanger.
Great content! Exactly what I was looking for. 🔥
Great tutorial.
Lesson learned.
My set screws wouldn't go behind the brackets and I have no idea why. They are the ones that came with the towel bar. So frustrating. Now that I took the old one off and put the new brackets (a different style) I don't want to - can't really, if I don't want to completely tear the drywall up - take them down. So now I have no towel bar! Guess I'll have to hire someone after all. Thanks for your video, though!
Nice job. Good detailed work.
Great informative video. How anyone can give this a thumbs down is beyond me. Thanks so much.
There are always some, lol. Thanks for the comment.
Great instructions!!
Great tutorial. Thanks.
What a smart idea. Thank you.
I used these on coat hooks too, work great.
Hi good video thank you
Do you think I can use these same materials and method for hanging a oval mirror?
Good job but what I like to do before drilling is to use fine thin nail or screw driver and lightly push it through the mark to make sure there’s no electrical or plumbing in the way.
How would you attach to a wall with hard packed hemp insulation behind it? There's about 1/2" of concrete-like material in place of drywall. thx!
Thanks! Very good video.
Thank you for this!
You saved me. Thank you!!
Great tip! Thank you!
Great tip using the tape!
very informative tutorial as usual.
Thank God I watched this! I totally forgot about PIPES!! Yikes!
Excellent video!!
i would just add one observation i think the sink drain hole should be covered up just incase shit happens and a piece of hardware goes down all and all a good job thanks