Under Cabinet Paper Towel Holder, Stainless Steel Bar
Paper towels hang under the cabinet, the counter stays clear, and a sheet is one tear away while you cook. The flat base mounts with 3M adhesive or punched holes, so renters can fit it without drilling. Pick brushed stainless or matte black.
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Paper towels hang under the cabinet, the counter stays clear, and a sheet is one tear away while you cook. The flat base mounts with 3M adhesive or punched holes, so renters can fit it without drilling. Pick brushed stainless or matte black.
Keeps paper towels within reach under the cabinet and frees up counter space
- Paper towel roll taking up counter space
- Hard-to-reach kitchen roll
- Rolls sliding around on the counter
- Installation without drilling via 3M adhesive
Paper towels within reach, counters clear
Tired of a roll sliding around beside the sink? Hang it under the cabinet and the counter is yours again.
A slim bar that frees your counter
Stays put under the cabinet
The flat base plate sits flush against the cabinet underside, and the single arm carries the roll close to the wall. A bumped roll stays on the bar instead of rolling off the counter edge.

Installs with no drilling
Use the 3M adhesive pads or punch two holes through the base. The adhesive route works on a rental cabinet, and the punch-hole route suits a kitchen you own. Either way, the mount stays off the counter.

Clean satin finish
Pick brushed stainless with a sanded satin sheen, or a matte black baked-paint finish. Both read as quiet hardware next to a range hood or a faucet, and both wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Mount it in minutes, no drilling required
- 1Clean the cabinet underside
Wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol and let it dry fully. Grease and dust weaken the adhesive, so skip this step at your own risk.
- 2Press the base in place
Peel the 3M pads and press the flat base plate firmly against the cabinet. Hold the pressure for a few seconds so the bond grabs.
- 3Let the adhesive set
Wait the time listed on the adhesive packaging before you hang a roll. Early weight can pull the base loose.
- 4Hang the roll
Slide the roll onto the bar, feed the first sheet out to the front, and tear. Check the base again after a week of use.
Keeps its finish with simple wiping
- Wipe with a damp cloth
A soft cloth lifts grease splashes from cooking without marking the satin surface.
- Skip abrasive pads
Scouring scratches the finish and dulls the sheen over time.
- Dry after wiping
A quick dry keeps water spots off the bar and the base plate edge.
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Questions and answers
Yes, when the cabinet underside is clean and dry and the base is pressed firmly. Let the adhesive set for the time listed on the pack before you load a full roll. If you rent and want a second layer of security, the punch-hole option works too.
It is built for standard kitchen rolls. The bar is 31.5 cm long, so the roll sits comfortably with room to spare. Very wide jumbo rolls can sit tight against the cabinet edge, so measure your roll if you buy the jumbo size.
Yes. The adhesive pads are the no-drill route. Clean the spot, press the base, and let it cure. Nothing is screwed into the wall or cabinet, which suits most rental kitchens.
Both finishes wipe clean and handle splashes well. The stainless has a sanded satin sheen that hides fingerprints, and the matte black is baked-paint. Avoid abrasive pads, and dry the bar after wiping near the faucet.
A freestanding holder takes up the counter you are trying to free. This one uses the wall space under the cabinet, so the worktop stays open for prep. A cheap loose roll costs you counter space every day, and this mount costs one set of adhesive pads and a few minutes.
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