HairDryer Holders

Wall-mounted hairdryer holders from Smedbo

Hairdryer holders cabinet hardware from Smedbo gets a hot dryer and its cord off the counter and away from standing water nearby. House, Home, Air, and Ice each solve the same basic problem differently, but every model comes down to a cradle sized for a dryer barrel, set on the wall close enough to reach an outlet without stretching a cord across the counter. Each one holds its shape under regular daily grabbing and setting down.

One tool or a matched pair

House and Home both split into two versions: a slimmer one built just for the dryer, and a wider one that also cradles a straightener; the model number is the only way to tell them apart before ordering. Air and Ice skip that choice and hold both tools by default, styled apart from each other but sharing the same dual-tool width on the wall.

Polished shine or a duller brushed surface

Polished chrome throws back a sharp, near-mirror reflection, brightest against white tile. Brushed chrome dulls that same shine and hides water spots and finger marks far better, useful given how often the surface gets touched with wet or product-covered hands. Match the holder's chrome to whatever the vanity's faucet and other fixtures already wear day to day.

Cord reach decides the mounting spot

Position the holder near enough to an outlet that the cord reaches without pulling taut, and leave room for the holder's own depth off the wall in a tight spot near a mirror or medicine cabinet. Keep it far enough from a sink that splashed water never reaches a dryer sitting in the cradle overnight, and confirm the outlet itself sits within a normal cord's reach before drilling. A quick dry fit with painter's tape catches a bad spot before any hole gets drilled.