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Since we're expecting lots of guests this summer, we need a nice way to provide extra rolls of toilet paper in the guest bathroom. I made this instructable look like the nicer roll holders you see in upscale hotels. Note how it matches the toilet paper dispenser.
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Signing UpStep 1Chop Up Towel Bar
Parts List
1. Matching towel bar, preferably 18 inches or shorter
2. Decorative cabinet knob for the top
3. Glue
4. Tools: Phillips screwdriver, small flat screwdriver (for prying), electric drill, 1/8 to 5/32 size drill bit (I used 9/64), screw cutter (from a crimp tool), metal file
First things first. Go buy a matching towel bar for your bath. This one is a Victorian from Delta Faucet. It is bronze, which goes with the other fixtures.
Next you must cut the bar to size. I cut mine at 11 3/4 inches so that you can still see the top of the holder when loaded with two rolls. Use the file to smooth any rough edges.
1. Matching towel bar, preferably 18 inches or shorter
2. Decorative cabinet knob for the top
3. Glue
4. Tools: Phillips screwdriver, small flat screwdriver (for prying), electric drill, 1/8 to 5/32 size drill bit (I used 9/64), screw cutter (from a crimp tool), metal file
First things first. Go buy a matching towel bar for your bath. This one is a Victorian from Delta Faucet. It is bronze, which goes with the other fixtures.
Next you must cut the bar to size. I cut mine at 11 3/4 inches so that you can still see the top of the holder when loaded with two rolls. Use the file to smooth any rough edges.
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