I have a ginger Hotel Shelf with lower bar. Mine is in ORB...I will go and measure it. It is 24" and on it I presently have 2 guest towels on the lower bar and was really planning to put some bath towels on the rack. Seems like I have a bath blanket on it and nothing else, but it would hold a lot. Not sure if this one comes in brushed nickel or not.
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Thank you! That is the one I am looking at and it does come in satin nickel. It helps to see real towels on it. Do you remember the design of the mounting unit that you ordered? I believe they have to be ordered seperately.

Here's mine. It's mostly used for "looks". The towels, etc I use on a daily basis are kept in the linen closet at the front of the tub. I like it :)

I bought ours at BB&B. They're satin nickel.

coach...My brackets are the Empire line of Ginger...as is the light fixture, the towel bar (on the opposite wall that you cannot see in the photo) and the mirror.

Although now it is for "looks" as someone else said, I am thinking when I have over-night guests I can put their towels on the rack or if someone forgets a towel, they can get one from the rack, getting out of the tub.

Rejuvenation has some hefty towel bars & single shelves in BN and SN, but no train racks. The largest is 8.75" deep, and there are a few double shelves. A train rack is a two-shelf setup, right?

Also fyi, if you are near a RH outlet they have several train racks.

I really appreciate the photos and the suggestions. Monicam, is that the Pottery Barn train rack? Weedyacres, I missed seeing the rack at BB&B...I'm wondering if I could double or triple stack those to create the look I want over the toilet. It sure would save money if I could get it to look good. Hmmm...

coach, my train rack came from National Hospitality Supply
Link below...

Here is a link that might be useful: National Hospitality

I bought mine from Restoration Hardware. They used to have several and it a variety of finishes.

monicakm, may I ask about your tv over the tub?

1.) What type of mounting hardware did you use?
2.) What is the size of the TV?
3.) I'm assuming you have a cable line that comes out of the wall right behind the tv?
4.) Did you have any problem passing inspection with electronics within reach of the tub? (or was this a DIY without an inspection?)

Also, is that a Moen Kingsley faucet for your tub?? Looks like the same one I've ordered!
Thank you!

flstella,
I don't remember the name of the mounting hardware but we bought it at Sam's and it has an integrated leveler. It swivels side to side, up and down and extends.
The TV is a 26" Samsung
We have Directv and yes, there is a cable line coming out of the wall behind the TV.
This was a DIY and we live out in the country...no code.
The faucet is Jado brand.
About the TV. It's no longer there :( Before putting a LCD TV in my bathroom (against DH's wishes), I researched it and found many many people had done the same thing (with no problems). I've seen many of them in Parade/Open homes. I have one of the best home ventilation/exhaust fans you can buy (Panasonic Whisper Warm). First, I felt really guilty for the over indulgence. I didn't watch it that much and the guilt for insisting DH go to the trouble to install it on top of the "excess & vanity" was eating away at me :( Then the remote stopped working. Changed the batteries, called Samsung and they sent out a new remote. Still didn't work. The TV worked but the remote function stopped working. I can't be 100% sure it was a direct result of the steam from my air tub. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't. I returned the TV to Amazon. Felt like I'd be remiss if I didn't mention this.
Monica

Monica,
Thanks for the heads-up.. I may have to re-consider. I have a whirlpool tub as opposed to air, so maybe that will help with the steam issue. I appreciate the info!
Stella

I have the Mercer rack from PB but it's not hanging yet. It is a lovely piece though.