Standard bathroom shelves provide space for holding and storing towels and additional supplies. These shelves are often mounted in bathrooms and keep items organized and prevent them from getting soaked or soiled.

Ligature-resistant bathroom shelves have a spacious one-piece design with rounded edges with no attachment points that may be used to support weight. They are easy to clean and install and typically used in prisons, behavioral- and mental-health institutions, or similar facilities where inmates or patients may be at risk of harming themselves.

Towel bars hold bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths to keep them dry and ready for use. They allow towels to lay flat across the length of the bar, or series of bars, for faster, more thorough drying between use. These bars are often mounted to walls near sinks or showers.

Mounting hardware keeps towel bars fastened securely to walls in bathrooms and showers and prevents wobbling or falling out due to repeated use.

Towel rings are fixtures built with circular rings to hold towels. They require minimal space for mounting and are often mounted near bathroom sinks or showers.

Towel warmers keep towels and other items warm and dry and prevent the buildup of mold and bacteria. These heated towel racks connect to an electrical outlet to maintain a comfortable temperature and are often installed in hotel bathrooms to keep individuals warm after a bath or shower.

Shower baskets are placed in showers to store soap, shampoo, and other items. These baskets have slats that allow water to drain through to help dry belongings between use.

Soap dishes hold and store bars of soap between use so they dry and do not breakdown or lose shape. They're often mounted near sinks or within showers to keep soap clean and dry.

Toothbrush and tumbler holders install on walls in bathrooms to keep toothbrushes, toothpaste, and water tumblers conveniently located. They are often used in hotels, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities.