This towel holder is manufactured in the Giese manufactory in Sauerland, which is still family-run today. 100 years of experience in working with metals goes into the manufacturing process. Two solid brass rods are soldered to the holders by hand, excess brass solder is ground off, and the edges and transitions are carefully smoothed and polished. Finally, the metal is coated with a layer of chrome that protects against moisture and corrosion - wear and tear is virtually eliminated.

With a width of 70 cm, the towel holder is so generously dimensioned that there is also room for bath towels on it. In addition, very practical: the holder can be fixed as usual by dowels and screws, but there are also two sets for adhesive mounting, so that the tiles do not have to be drilled. When moving or remodeling the bathroom, the adhesive residue can be completely removed and the holder can be attached elsewhere using separately ordered adhesive sets.

Drilled tiles are always a nuisance, especially if a wall-mounted hook or holder should or must be subsequently relocated. We put an end to this annoyance by supplying the product not only with the conventional screw-on technique, but also with an additional set for adhesive mounting. The enclosed fast-curing adhesive is characterized by its high adhesive strength and can still be removed without residue if necessary.

Everything is chrome-plated these days: the thinnest steel sheets, die-cast zinc and even plastic. You can usually tell by the weight. However, chrome plating is often poor and inadequate. You notice it - usually too late - when the wafer-thin layer of chrome peels off after a few weeks and the metal underneath starts to rust or react. (There are chrome-plated steel appliances on which, for example, a natural sponge will turn brown within a few days). Under the chrome layer of our Giese appliances, however, is solid and additionally nickel-plated brass. So you can be sure that these items are durable and will not rust.