Delaney Cascade 300 Series - Towel Bar Set (Square)

The Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set is a residential bath accessory. For apartment turns, single-family rentals, or a homeowner bath it's the right class of product. For a high-traffic commercial restroom, where fixtures get hung on and cleaned aggressively, look at a heavier commercial-duty bath accessory instead of this one.

Yes, if your trim is US26 polished chrome. The Cascade 300 square towel bar set is offered in US26 Polished Chrome and US15 Satin Nickel, which are the two finish codes most residential faucet and shower lines are built around. Match the code, not the marketing name, and the bar will read as part of the same package.

Take the 18 inch Cascade 300 square set rather than the 24. If even 18 inches is tight, the Deltana 88TB12 is a 12 inch solid brass bar, which is the shortest we carry in this category and fits a stub of wall next to a door casing.

The Orca Hardware Camano 24 inch towel bar set is the closest peer in shape language. It is part of Orca's 37-Camano Series and comes as a complete bar-and-post set in a 24 inch length, the same length the Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set offers alongside its 18 inch size. The Delaney set is offered in US26 Polished Chrome and US15 Satin Nickel. Both are sold as sets, so a remodeler replacing a single bath accessory gets the bar and the mounting posts together either way.

Three Deltana 18 inch towel bars are built in solid brass: the 55D2002/18 from the 55D Series, the 98C2002/18 Classic from the 98C Series, and the BBN2002/18 from the BBN Series. Each matches the 18 inch length the Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set offers. Property managers standardizing a run of units often pick one Deltana series and repeat it, since the brass material is stated on the part itself rather than varying by finish choice.

The Deltana 88TB12 is a 12 inch towel bar in the 88 Series, built in solid brass. It is the shortest bar among the comparable towel bars and fits a narrow wall run, a powder room, or the space beside a vanity where the Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set, which starts at 18 inches, will not land. Contractors working a tight wall between a door casing and a vanity edge usually measure the clear wall before committing to an 18 inch or 24 inch bar.

Two lengths: 18 inch and 24 inch. The 18 inch suits a powder room or a narrow wall beside a vanity; the 24 inch is the common full-size bath towel length. Both come in either finish, so a property manager doing a multi-unit refresh can mix lengths by bathroom and keep the finish consistent across every unit.

It's sold as a set, meaning the bar plus its two mounting posts, not a bare rod. That matters if you're replacing a bar and reusing nothing: you get the complete assembly for the opening. If you only need the rod because your existing posts are staying on the wall, this is more than you need.

Square is the squared-edge, contemporary profile, and it's what the Cascade 300 set gives you. It sits well with square or rectangular escutcheons, flat-front vanities, and modern faucet bodies. If your room is traditional, with curved trim and knurled or scrolled hardware, a rounded or classic profile like the Deltana 98C Series Classic 18 inch towel bar or an Emtek Traditional Brass double bar suits it better.

A single bar is what the Cascade 300 square set is. Two bath towels on one 24 inch bar will overlap and stay damp. If the wall only supports one mounting location, a double bar carries two towels on offset rails instead, and we stock the Emtek Sandcast Bronze double towel bar and the Emtek Traditional Brass double towel bar for that.

Straight alternatives we carry at the same 18 inch length include the Deltana 55D2002/18 and the Deltana BBN2002/18, and the Deltana 98C Series 18 inch bar in solid brass. Orca Hardware also does complete bar sets: the Camano 24 inch set matches the Cascade's longer size, and the 36 Series Swirl and 48 Series Blakely sets are different styling on the same idea. The Delaney stays the pick when you want a squared contemporary profile in chrome or satin nickel.

Yes. Emtek makes three double towel bars: the Traditional Brass Double Towel Bar from the Traditional Bath Hardware series and the Sandcast Bronze Brass Double Towel Bar from the Sandcast Bronze Bath Hardware series. A double bar carries two rails on one set of posts, which suits a shared bath or a hospitality room where one occupant's towel and a hand towel both need a place. The Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set is a single-bar set in 18 inch and 24 inch sizes.

No. Orca Hardware makes two Swirl towel bar sets - the 27 Series, which is the 27-Cypress Series, and the 36 Series, which is the 36-Swirl Series. They are complete sets like the Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set, but they carry Orca's Swirl styling rather than a square profile, so posts and rail will not read as a match if the rest of the bath is squared hardware. Orca's 48 Series Blakely towel bar set is a third Orca set with its own styling.

The Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set is designated for residential use and ships as a set in 18 inch and 24 inch lengths with US26 Polished Chrome and US15 Satin Nickel finishes, which covers the two finishes most unit interiors are already built around. If a project calls for solid brass construction on the bar itself, Deltana's 55D Series 55D2002/18, 98C Series 98C2002/18 Classic and BBN Series BBN2002/18 are all 18 inch solid brass bars. The trade-off is styling family and material spec, not length - all four land at 18 inches.

The towel bar is one piece of the Cascade 300 Series, which is Delaney's bath accessory family. Ordering the other pieces from the same series in the same finish code, US26 or US15, is how you keep the paper holder, ring, and hooks matching across the room. Mixing a chrome bar with a satin nickel ring on the same wall is the usual way a job ends up looking wrong.

Both are stocked on the Cascade 300 square bar. Satin nickel, US15, hides water spots and fingerprints, which is why it survives turnover better in units you clean between tenants. Polished chrome, US26, is brighter and matches the chrome trim already in most older builds, so it's the cheaper decision when you're only replacing a broken bar and not redoing the room.

Emtek organizes its towel bars into named bath hardware series - Modern Brass Bath Hardware, Transitional Bath Hardware, Traditional Bath Hardware and Sandcast Bronze Bath Hardware - so a bar picked from one of those is part of a broader bath hardware family. Orca's towel bar sets are likewise series-based, including the 37-Camano Series and the 48-Blakely Series. The Delaney Cascade 300 Series square towel bar set belongs to the Cascade 300 Series, which is the route to keep a bath on one Delaney family.