Loading products
Commercial Hooks, Towel Bars, and Hospitality Accessories
- Models
- 136
- Brands
- 4
- From
- $3.60
- Ships
- 2 to 3 business days
- ADA section
- 603
Pricing a whole restroom? Enter the fixture counts to get every accessory with its quantity, ADA mounting height, and current price.
Open the restroom builderAbout Hooks & Towel Bars
Robe hooks, coat hooks, hook strips, towel bars, and towel rings built for commercial use.
Hooks and towel bars are the accessories that disappear into a spec and then get pulled off the wall in the first year if they are the wrong grade. We carry commercial-duty versions from Bobrick, Bradley, ASI, and Gamco: single and double robe hooks in satin stainless and chrome-plated brass or zamak, heavy-duty coat hooks with bumpers for partition doors, multi-hook strips for locker rooms and classrooms, towel bars in round and square profiles from 18 to 36 in., towel rings, towel pins, and hospitality items such as toothbrush and tumbler holders and retractable clothes lines for hotel bathrooms. Concealed mounting with theft-resistant fasteners is standard on the commercial lines. ADA Section 308 puts an accessible coat hook no higher than 48 in. above the floor, so every accessible compartment and locker room needs at least one hook at that height. Product pages list material, finish, projection, and mounting so a whole restroom or guest bath can be matched.
Hooks & Towel Bars: spec quick reference
- Materials
- Type 304 stainless steel, chrome-plated brass, chrome-plated zamak
- Towel bar lengths
- 18, 24, 30, and 36 in.
- Mounting
- Concealed with theft-resistant fasteners; exposed on heavy-duty hooks
- ADA coat hook
- Accessible hook within reach range, 48 in. max AFF (ADA 308)
- ADA projection
- 4 in. max where leading edge is 27 to 80 in. AFF (ADA 307.2)
Common applications
- Toilet compartment doors
- Locker rooms and gyms
- Hotel guest bathrooms
- Schools and classrooms
- Hospital patient rooms
- Office restrooms
Manufacturers we carry
Shop hooks & towel bars by type, finish, and series
Hooks & Towel Bars: common questions
Within reach range, which ADA Section 308 caps at 48 in. above the floor for a forward or side reach. A second hook at 60 to 66 in. for standing users is common. Every accessible compartment should have at least one hook at the accessible height.
Hooks & Towel Bars on a whole job
- Division 10 Specialties ListCompartments, accessories, lockers, fire specialties, and visual displays, taken off as one package.
- Gym Locker Room PackageLockers, benches, wet area accessories, and the restroom that opens off them, in one takeoff.
- Office Restroom PackageA line by line package for an office restroom, written for a tenant improvement schedule and for a building standard that has to repeat on every floor.
- School Restroom PackageOne takeoff for a school restroom, from the compartment material down to the mop holder in the janitor closet.
How to choose hooks & towel bars
- Gamco vs Bobrick: What Is Different, What Is the Same, and Which to SpecifyGamco is Bobrick's own division: what the data sheets share, where gauges and prices differ, and when a Gamco substitute for a Bobrick spec is the right call.
- Division 10 CSI Codes: MasterFormat Section Numbers for SpecialtiesThe MasterFormat section numbers architects and estimators use for Division 10 specialties, one section per code, with the products each one covers.
Need it for a project? Send us the scope and we will quote it.
Other washroom accessories
- Custodial Accessories
- Grab Bars
- Hand Dryers
- Healthcare Restroom Accessories
- Commercial Mirrors
- Napkin & Tampon Vendors
- Paper Towel Dispensers
- Sanitary Napkin Disposals
- Security Restroom Accessories
- Restroom Shelves
- Shower Accessories
- Soap Dispensers & Faucets
- Specialty Restroom Accessories
- Toilet Compartment Combination Units
- Toilet Seat Cover Dispensers
