What would hold a metal bath towel hook on a wall?

HELLO,IF YOUR BATH ROOM WALL IS DRYWALL,ALL YOU NEED IS FOUR PLASTIC ANCHORS AND SMALL 1/2 '; SCREWS AND A DRILL OR A HOLE PUNCH,MUST BE THE SAME SIZE AS THE ANCHORS.IF YOU HAVE TILE YOU MUST DRILL FIRST,USE A TILE BIT DRILL BIT MADE FOR TILE.


GO DOWN TO YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE AND ASK HIM WHAT YOU ARE DOING,HE WILL HELP AND SHOW YOU HOW, OR YOU CAN BUY STICKY TAPE HOOKS,PEAL THEM BACK AND STICK THEM ON WALL.YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING YOU NEED AT THE HARDWARE STORE.





I HOPE THIS HELPS


PETEWhat would hold a metal bath towel hook on a wall?
Pistolpe has good suggestions. Especially with the tile idea. But I don't really get-on-board with plastic anchors in drywall for a towel hook. Towel hooks take a lot of abuse as far as getting pulled and tugged on. I like Human Being's idea about using a wood plaque. But you can bypass the wood plaque too, IF, a stud is directly behind the wall where you want to mount the hook. A screw directly into the stud, and not relying on the drywall is always the better option.What would hold a metal bath towel hook on a wall?
don't know if you're uk or not, but here (uk) we have a delivery catalogue called Betterware and they do a metal stick on towel holder that will NEVER come off it is such a tight stick. hope it helps
if you have drywall, I would suggest mounting the hook to a piece of wood first (a nice, stained piece of wood), and then screwing it into a stud in the wall
Uh, screws would be a good start.