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Moen Bradshaw Oil-Rubbed Bronze Wall Mount Towel Ring

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Moen Bradshaw Oil-Rubbed Bronze Wall Mount Towel RingBradshaw Oil Rubbed Bronze Wall Mount Towel Ring Elevate your bath with the Moen Bradshaw towel ring, finished in rich oil rubbed bronze for timeless appeal. The die cast zinc post and closed circular ring provide sturdy, reliable towel storage in a compact wall mounted design. Key Features: Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish: Deep, old world tones with light and dark accents for classic style Durable Construction: Die cast zinc alloy post with sturdy closed

Bradshaw Oil-Rubbed Bronze Wall-Mount Towel Ring

Elevate your bath with the Moen Bradshaw towel ring, finished in rich oil-rubbed bronze for timeless appeal. The die-cast zinc post and closed circular ring provide sturdy, reliable towel storage in a compact wall-mounted design.


Key Features:

  • Oil-Rubbed Bronze Finish: Deep, old-world tones with light and dark accents for classic style
  • Durable Construction: Die-cast zinc alloy post with sturdy closed ring
  • Easy Installation: Wall-mount design with included hardware
  • Coordinating Collection: Part of Moen’s Bradshaw line for a cohesive bath look
  • Lifetime Confidence: Backed by Moen’s limited lifetime warranty

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Name Bradshaw
Fixture Color Family Bronze
Fixture Finish Oil-rubbed
Manufacturer Color/Finish Oil-rubbed bronze
Type Closed
Actual Diameter (Inches) 3.30
Actual Length (Inches) 8.13
Actual Width (Inches) 6
Assembly Required Yes
Design Single
Matching Faucets/Accessories Available Yes
Material Zinc
Mount Type Wall mount
Mounting Hardware Included Yes
Number of Rings 1
Package Quantity 1
Projection from Wall (Inches) 3.30
Shape Circle
Swinging Yes
Warranty Limited lifetime
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No
UNSPSC 30181600

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What material is the towel ring made of?
A: The post is die-cast from high-quality zinc alloy; the ring is designed for durable everyday use.


Q: Is installation hardware included?
A: Yes, it includes mounting hardware for straightforward wall installation.


Q: Does it coordinate with other bathroom accessories?
A: Yes, it’s part of the Moen Bradshaw collection with matching accessories and faucets.


Q: What is the finish?
A: Oil-rubbed bronze with rich, dark brown tones and highlighted accents.


Q: Is there a warranty?
A: Moen provides a limited lifetime warranty.


Old-World Bronze, Effortlessly Refined

Bradshaw’s oil-rubbed bronze brings a warm, storied patina that instantly enriches the bath. The tapered post and graceful ring offer a tailored silhouette that feels both classic and fresh. Pair it with plush neutral towels and layered textures for a collected, spa-like vibe. A subtle yet essential detail, it completes a luxurious, lived-in look.


Complete your bath refresh with the Moen Bradshaw towel ring—stylish, durable, and simple to install.

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