







Jaquar Towel Ring, Chrome
- Manufacturer: Jaquar & Company Private Limited
- Product: Wall-mounted towel ring for hand towels
- Two Shapes: Continental Round (ACN-CHR-1121BN) or Kubix Prime Square (AKP-CHR-35721P)
- Continental: Round ring with a round wall flange — soft, classic profile
- Kubix Prime: Square ring — sharp, contemporary geometry
- Finish: Chrome, on both
- Mounting: Wall mounted
- Please note: Choose the shape that matches your taps and other accessories — see the comparison below
Downloads — Technical Drawings & Guides
- Continental Round — 2D Drawing: Download the PDF — dimensions for ACN-CHR-1121BN
- Kubix Prime Square — 2D Drawing: Download the PDF — dimensions for AKP-CHR-35721P
- Kubix Prime Square — Data Sheet: Download the PDF
- Kubix Prime Square — Installation Guide: Download the PDF
- Jaquar publishes a data sheet and installation guide for the Kubix Prime variant, and the 2D drawing only for the Continental one. Both drawings carry the dimensions — worth checking the projection from the wall before you fix the position
Jaquar Towel Ring is the wall-mounted ring that holds a hand towel beside your basin, in chrome, and in two shapes — Continental Round or Kubix Prime Square.
A towel ring does a specific job that a towel rail does not. It holds a hand towel within arm's reach of the basin, hanging from a single point so you can grab it, dry your hands and drop it back without looking or unfolding anything. A towel rail is for a bath towel and belongs near the shower. Most bathrooms need both, and using a rail for hand-drying beside a basin means a permanently crumpled, damp towel.
The real decision here is shape, and it is worth taking seriously because a towel ring hangs at eye level on a bare wall where there is nothing else to look at. The Continental Round has a circular ring on a round wall flange — a soft, classic profile that sits comfortably with curved taps and traditional sanitaryware. The Kubix Prime Square carries that range's sharp squared geometry, which suits a bathroom fitted with square-bowl basins, angular mixers and the rest of the Kubix Prime line.
Mixing them is the thing to avoid. A round ring beside a squared Kubix Prime mixer reads as an afterthought, and once the wall is drilled and tiled, moving it means a patched hole. Match the shape to the taps and the bathroom looks designed rather than assembled.
Which One Should I Choose?
| Continental Round | Kubix Prime Square | |
|---|---|---|
| Product Code | ACN-CHR-1121BN | AKP-CHR-35721P |
| Shape | Round ring, round wall flange | Square ring |
| Jaquar Range | Continental | Kubix Prime |
| Character | Soft, classic, understated | Sharp, contemporary, geometric |
| Best matched to | Curved taps, oval basins, traditional or transitional bathrooms | Kubix Prime taps, square-bowl basins, modern fitouts |
Pick by what is already on the wall. If your taps are Kubix Prime, take the square ring — we also stock Kubix Prime basin mixers and angle valves, so the whole bathroom can match.
Key Features
- Single-point hanging: Grab the towel, dry your hands, drop it back — no unfolding or rearranging
- Two shapes: Round or square, so the ring matches your taps instead of fighting them
- Chrome finish on both, pairing with chrome taps and fittings
- Wall flange included on the Continental variant, covering the fixing neatly
- Compact footprint: Fits beside a basin where a towel rail would not
- Part of a full accessory range: Both Continental and Kubix Prime offer matching rails, hooks, soap dishes and paper holders
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Codes | ACN-CHR-1121BN (Continental) · AKP-CHR-35721P (Kubix Prime) |
| Product Type | Wall-mounted towel ring |
| Continental Description | Towel Ring Round with Round Flange |
| Kubix Prime Description | Towel Ring Square |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Mounting | Wall mounted |
| Material | Brass |
| Ring Dimensions | 210 x 160 mm |
| Projection from Wall | 47 mm |
Before You Order — and Before You Drill
- Check the shape against your taps. Round with round, square with square. A towel ring hangs at eye level on an otherwise bare wall, so a mismatch is noticeable every day
- Position it within reach of the basin, roughly at hand height, and where a wet towel will not drip across the floor or onto a socket
- Drilling tile needs care. Use a tile bit at low speed with no hammer action, and drill into the tile body rather than a grout line or a tile edge, which cracks. If you are not confident, use a plumber or handyman — a cracked tile is far more expensive to fix than the ring
- Fix into something solid. A towel ring takes a wet towel and an occasional pull, so the fixing must go into masonry or proper backing, not just tile adhesive
- Buying more than one accessory? Take them from the same range so the whole bathroom matches — ask us for the matching towel rail, soap dish, robe hook and paper holder
Recommended Applications
Where a towel ring belongs
- Beside the wash basin: The primary place, for hand drying
- Powder rooms and guest WCs: Where there is no room for a full towel rail
- Kitchens: A hand towel near the sink, if the finish suits
- Alongside a towel rail: Ring for hands at the basin, rail for bath towels near the shower
- Matching accessory sets: As part of a full Continental or Kubix Prime fitout
1) What is the difference between the two variants?
Shape and range. The Continental ACN-CHR-1121BN is ROUND, with a circular ring and round wall flange. The Kubix Prime AKP-CHR-35721P is SQUARE, with that range's sharp geometry. Both are chrome and both do the same job — choose the one that matches your taps and other fittings.
2) Towel ring or towel rail — which do I need?
Different jobs, and most bathrooms want both. A towel ring holds a hand towel beside the basin, hanging from one point so you can grab it and drop it back without unfolding anything. A towel rail is for a bath towel and belongs near the shower, where a towel needs spreading out to dry.
3) Where should I fit it?
Within arm's reach of the basin, at roughly hand height, and positioned so a wet towel will not drip across the floor or near a socket. Check the projection from the wall on the 2D drawing linked above before you fix the position — on a narrow wall beside a door, that measurement matters.
4) Can I fit it myself?
If you are comfortable drilling tile, yes. Use a tile bit at low speed with no hammer action, and drill into the tile body rather than a grout line or a tile edge, which cracks. Fix into masonry or proper backing, not tile adhesive alone. If you are unsure, use a plumber or handyman — a cracked tile costs far more to put right than the ring did.
5) How do I keep the chrome looking new?
A soft damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive powders, scouring pads and acidic descalers, which permanently dull chrome plating. In a hard water area — which covers much of Bengaluru on borewell supply — wiping it dry occasionally prevents the mineral spotting that etches the finish over time.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
Please check you have received the correct shape — round or square — on the day of delivery, before any wall is drilled.
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