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Towel mounts, etc. in wet bath -- anything stick?
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December 28, 2016
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Hello all,

I am interested in mounting a towel rack or hooks in the wet bath of my 177SE but having a hard time finding anything to stick.  I would rather not put any holes in the walls.  Anyone have any luck with any type of product?

December 28, 2016
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Have you already tried command hooks? http://amzn.to/2iEmVi7

You could also try these heavy duty suction cups. http://amzn.to/2ie3Ggv

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I found it hard to find anything that will stay stuck to the bathroom walls. I mounted towel racks, t.p. holder, and a rack with short, thick screws with a dab of chalking on them as I screwed them in. To date, everything still in place, no leaks, and we have towed a total of 10,000 miles since we bought our 177se.

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Towel rack coat rack mounted on bathroom door.

Found this method works best for us.   The towel rack is held on permanent by the coat rack.

Hope this helps. Regards Leehman

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