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Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?

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Bruce

Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #30 on: May 17, 2015, 01:37:26 am »
I know that this reply is not directly applicable to the main subject here, but I want to give my point of view on the 2350 vs the 2552 shower.  We had a 2350 before we purchased our 2552, so I've experienced both.  Maybe it's because of my size (only 5'6" and 138 lbs.), but I much prefer the shower in the 2552.  There's plenty of room inside for a great shower and I prefer the hinged door rather than the accordion one.  I do like to open the door to make more space when making my final towel down before stepping out of the shower.
--Bruce

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TomHanlon

Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #31 on: May 17, 2015, 07:23:31 am »
Soon where did you place your towel bars?

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Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #32 on: May 17, 2015, 06:54:46 pm »
Thanks so much for your response. Does the stick-on one stay put when you're driving, or does it have to be taken down each time? Can you give me more info on the stick-on towel holder? Is it the kind that has tension and holds in place that way?

Never had a problem when driving. Weight of the towel holds it down.  Just put up two 3mlarge hooks with tape that comes with the hooks and the curtain rod just sits on the hooks and the towels holds the rod down. Its never has fallen while traveling.

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Bruce

Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #33 on: May 17, 2015, 09:21:01 pm »
Tom,
Our primary towel bar in our 2552 is an "Over Door 3 Bar Towel Rack" like the ones at Camping World Item #71552 or #43953.  It fits nicely on the shower door.  I've wrapped some velcro around the points that touch the door so that the rack doesn't bang around while traveling.

We also use several "Over the door single hooks" that we hang from the top of the shower enclosure--one or two on the outside near the sink and a couple more inside to hang dripping wet items.

I like the idea of having a towel bar on the sliding bathroom door--might add that too.

--Bruce

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Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #34 on: May 19, 2015, 11:09:23 pm »
Have the 2100.  One over-the-door towel rack.  Also a pressure curtain rod running the length of the bathroom (back wall to over medicine cabinet). Sits above the shower door frame and is used mainly for drying wet towels/laundry (but we are short so not a problem).  When driving, put a binder clip on all towels so they stay put.

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Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #35 on: May 27, 2015, 01:31:39 pm »
found a a free standing dowel type --then a metal one-- at a home decor store-- just secure when
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Re: Where to hang bathroom towel rack and toilet paper on the 2100?
« Reply #36 on: May 28, 2015, 11:12:00 am »
Am a big believer in those Command Strips.  Wasglad when they came out with various strengths and water proof ones.  I, too, am leery to put holes in the walls --fearing hitting wires or having something pull out making a bigger hole. 

     Even put strong C-Strips on the bathroom door.   ☺️

     Liked the IKEA seeing out bars.

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