KES Towel Bar Brushed Stainless Steel Long Towel Holder 23.6 inch Wall Mount

Using this in my shower to hang washcloths. Previously, I had a suction rack that fell off every few weeks so I intended to mount this one on tile with screws. Since I didn't have the right drill bit, decided to try the adhesive and that seems to be working well for the past couple weeks.

This is a great looking 32" towel rack, which can hold two towels folded in half.PRO:-nice modern looking bling bling-lightweight, therefore doesn't add to the towel weight-easy installation pictures (no need for wordy warnings, etc.)CON:-drill bit size given in metric, and did not include stud or drywall bit sizesolution:for stud, use 3/32" drill-bit, then the screwsfor drywall, use 3/16" drill-bit, hammer in the anchors, then the screwsHow can one tell where the stud is? I used a stud-finder like Zircon HD70. Once you've determined where the stud is, you can get a secondary confirmation if you use the 3/32" drill-bit and drill in about one-and-a-half inches, you'll feel the difference in density between the dry wall part and the stud (2x4 lumber behind the drywall) right underneath it. Hope this helps.