
Bath accessories come in a wide range of styles and finishes, but most are
installed using the same techniques, especially within a particular brand or
collection. This project guide will show you the common techniques for
installing a towel bar, toilet tissue holder
and towel ring.

| Towel Bar |
| Start by selecting your location. Most new towel bars come with a cutout template to help you position the mounting brackets correctly on the wall. If you don't have a template, hold the assembled bar against the wall in the desired location and mark the location of the mounting brackets. Use a carpenter's level or laser level to get the two sides an even height. |

| Attach the mounting brackets to the wall using appropriate fasteners – usually screws and drywall anchors. |

| Hang the towel bar on the brackets then tighten the set screw at the bottom of each mounting plate |

| Toilet Tissue Holder |
|
Most toilet tissue holders attach in the same basic way as towel bars –
especially if they come from a matching set or collection from one
manufacturer. Determine the desired location on the wall, then attach the mounting plate to the wall using an appropriate fastener. Connect to a stud behind the wall or use a drywall anchor whenever possible. Attach the holder to the mounting plate, then tighten the set-screw. |

| Towel Ring |
|
Most towel rings attach in the same basic way as towel bars and toilet paper
holders – especially if they come from a matching set or collection from one
manufacturer. Determine the desired location on the wall, then attach the mounting plate to the wall using an appropriate fastener. Connect to a stud behind the wall or use a drywall anchor whenever possible. Attach the ring to the mounting plate, then tighten the set-screw. |

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