U3543 Towel Ring
Category: Bathroom Accessories
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A towel ring is a small yet practical bathroom accessory designed to hold a single hand towel or washcloth. Typically mounted on the wall or a vanity, it provides a convenient and hygienic spot for drying hands, keeping the towel neatly displayed and within easy reach. Unlike a larger towel bar, its compact, circular shape is ideal for smaller spaces or for offering a dedicated spot for a frequently used towel. Made from various materials like chrome, brass, or stainless steel, towel rings are also key decorative elements that can complement a bathroom's overall style and finish, seamlessly blending functionality with aesthetic appeal.
Specifications
| Color | Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Matte Black, Brushed Gold, ORB, Matte White, Rose Gold |
| Material | Brass/SUS 304/Zinc Alloy/Customizable |
| Surface Treatment | Polishing/Plating/Painting |
| Size | Customizable |
| Certification | cUPC, NSF, LEAD FREE, WATERSENSE |
Kaiping City Aidier Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd was established in 2008 and located in the so-called “Kingdom of plumbing”of China: Shuikou Town, Kaiping city. We are a dedicated team focusing on OEM and ODM manufacturing for clients all around the world, big or small.
Kaiping City Aidier Sanitary Ware Co.,Ltd is positioned to be a manufacturing facility that have in-house machinery that include Zinc Alloy Casting. We also have our own lab to test all kinds of materials and functionalities.
Our product lines have a great of section. All of our products are designed and tested for its durability. We are also strong in custom designing products for clients.
Kaiping City Aidier Sanitary Ware Co.,Ltd have established four factories to in kaiping city .Includeing : a Plating Factory,a Hose Factory,a Plastic Part Factory,a Spraying Factory.Aidier also established a factory in Malaysia exclusively for US market.
These factories can help us serve our cllents, offering them lower prices and faster delivery times .
