KEGII Corner Shower Caddy Tension Pole - Shower Tension Ro...
### Introduction The KEGII Corner Shower Caddy Tension Pole is designed to be the ultimate solution for organizing your bathroom space. With its sleek design and adjustable features, this caddy fits perfectly from floor to ceiling in your shower corner, providing ample space to store all your shower essentials. Made to be robust and rust-resistant, the KEGII shower caddy assures you both aesthetics and long-term utility. ### Advantages 1. **Sleek Design:** The contemporary and elegant appearance enhances the overall look of your bathroom. 2. **Organizational Efficiency:** Provides multiple spots for organizing various bathroom items, reducing clutter. 3. **Ease of Assembly:** Simple assembly process, with clear instructions that make setup effortless. 4. **Sturdiness:** Offers a more stable solution compared to other caddies, which often sag under weight. 5. **Adjustability:** Allows for flexibility in height, accommodating different tub sizes without needing additional purchases. 6. **Rust-Resistant Coating:** The anti-rust feature significantly prolongs its lifespan, maintaining its appeal. 7. **Space-Saving Design:** Fits neatly into a corner, optimizing shower space efficiently. 8. **Great Value:** Offers an excellent balance of quality and price. 9. **Safety and Security:** Items stay securely in place, reducing the risk of falls or spills. 10. **Customer Satisfaction:** Many users report high satisfaction with its practicality and aesthetic addition to bathroom remodels. ### Disadvantages 1. **Noise Issues:** Poles and baskets can be noisy when they hit the wall, which might disturb others. 2. **Limited Flexibility:** The pole's design may lack sufficient mix-and-match options for different heights. 3. **Potential Instability:** If not perfectly fitted, it may lean or regularly require adjustment. 4. **Assembly Complexity:** While generally easy, some users find the assembly instructions counterintuitive. 5. **Space Requirements:** Requires precise measurements for a secure fit, which might not suit all shower sizes. 6. **Adjustability Concerns:** Height adjustments might be limited for atypical shower configurations. 7. **Appearance Issues:** Improper fitting can result in a less visually appealing arrangement. 8. **Durability Concerns:** Heavy use may cause some parts to exhibit signs of wear over time. 9. **Installation Precision:** Requires additional pieces for an optimal tight fit in certain cases. 10. **Rust-Resistance Doubts:** Some users express skepticism about the long-term effectiveness of the rust-resistant promise. ### Conclusion Incorporating the KEGII Corner Shower Caddy Tension Pole into your bathroom offers a substantial upgrade in organization and design. Its array of benefits, from its sturdy build to its modern aesthetic, make it a popular choice for those looking to maximize their shower space efficiently. Despite a few challenges, its ease of installation and practical design ensure it remains a favored shower solution. ### FAQ 1. **How easy is it to assemble the KEGII Shower Caddy?** - The shower caddy is generally easy to assemble if the instructions are followed correctly. Users recommend watching the accompanying video guide for smoother assembly. 2. **Is this shower caddy adjustable to different shower heights?** - Yes, the tension pole is adjustable from 25 to 114.2 inches, suitable for various bathroom configurations. However, extreme heights might pose stability issues. 3. **Does the caddy rust over time?** - The caddy is coated with a rust-resistant finish designed to withstand moist environments. Some users have expressed skepticism, but most find it to be effective. 4. **Can this caddy hold heavy items securely?** - Many users report that it supports heavy bottles without sagging, thanks to its sturdy design. 5. **Do I need any tools to set up the caddy?** - No additional tools are required for assembly, making installation straightforward. 6. **What is the maximum weight the caddy can hold?** - While specific weight limits aren't mentioned, the caddy is built to hold multiple full-size shower products securely. 7. **Does the caddy require wall brackets for stability?** - No wall brackets are needed as the tension pole provides stability from floor to ceiling. 8. **Is this caddy suitable for small shower areas?** - The caddy is designed to fit snugly into corners, making it suitable for space-saving in small showers. 9. **Can the position of the baskets be adjusted easily?** - Yes, the baskets can be adjusted along the pole, allowing for personalized organization. 10. **What colors are available for this model?** - The caddy is available in black, offering a sleek, modern look that complements many bathroom styles.
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Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
Title: Very nice item. Well built
Content: This looks very sleek in my shower. It is easy to organize. It was easy to put together. Much easier for two people to get the baskets into position. Much sturdier than the one I had, no sags and there are some heavy items in the baskets. I like that it says rust-free- and looking at the coating, I believe it will last a long time.
Title: Very useful.
Content: It has several spots to hold a multitude of showertime products. It's so easy to assemble and install, and also very sturdy. It's a great value for the prize and fits perfectly in the corner of the shower.
Title: Great shelving; directions unclear
Content: this is a really well-designed shelving unit! It keeps everything super tidy and it's nice to have the adjustablitiy (we wont have to buy another, when we finally decide to change our tub,) and the unit goes together easy enough-- provided you only read the directions for a few good reference points and then dont actually follow them. It's flat-pack furniture that you'll have to put together. they have a really good reference as to what parts you'll need based on how tall the space you need to fill is. One of the directions on the back tells you after to add an extra [inch]. I put that in brackets because the whole thing is done in centimeters and as someone in the US, my construction measuring tape only shows me Inches. If you dont know preemptively where you want the shelves to sit in your tub, follow directions like this: Assemble A to B like in the directions; attach whatever additional parts (C/D) you need to put on B; put the grip cap on A; slide the shelves (G) up from the bottom of all the posts; put the other grip cap on the bottom; Place the shelving in the tub. from that point you can move the shelves up/down to your liking/need. when a shelf is in the place you want it, jimmy it up another inch, place E (a silicone strip) around the pole, and securely shove the shelf down onto it.
Title: Perfect
Content: Finally I got the best shower rank. If that's what you want to call it. It's perfect nothing falls off. So much room in each basket. I love the hooks. Razor, then toothbrush. Perfect
Title: Worth the extra few dollars!
Content: I was looking for a cheap fix to my temu shelves finally wearing out (see the stickers on the wall) and honestly I’m so glad I went with the slightly more costly option. It was easy to put together! DEFINITELY WATCH THE VIDEO. (Scan QR code on directions) once I get everything arranged I know all of my things will fit on it. Great space saver. Honestly it looks a little too nice for my shower lol. I’m satisfied with the price and quality of this shower shelf! Time will tell if the steel holds to be rust proof. But for now I am very happy. 💜
Title: Easy setup and looks great
Content: This tension rod shower caddy was a great addition to my bathroom remodel! For not being fixated with brackets on the wall, it’s holding up nicely with large bottles.
Title: Terrible
Content: The media could not be loaded. Wish I hadn't bought this. It needs to have more pole lengths to mix and match. You get the desired length by mixing pole segments of different lengths. The top segment is adjustable so it's supposed to make up the difference between sizes. The height I need is just shy of 195cm which is the extreme long end of one size, but it's just below the next size up. So this combination of poles is the only one that fits. I tried to add a small segment on the bottom to get a sturdier fit but that makes the rod too long to even fit at all. That means the spring loaded section is fully extended. It's floppy. It leans forward if you put weight on it. But almost as bad, the metal baskets hit the wall. The pole segments aren't locked in place so if you bump the bottom basket all of the baskets turn and hit the wall. It's really loud and unpleasant but also bathroom noises like that travel up to our neighbors They need to create an overlap between each size. This is ridiculous It also looks bad. And the feet, poles and baskets squeak in a fingernails on blackboard kind of way I really hate it. I spent extra to try to get one that wasn't garbage but I chose wrong. In case you can't tell, the top is bowing out when there's pressure on the baskets, and the back edge of the foot on the ceiling is lifting. This is as long as the poles go so I can't make the rod longer to push harder on the ceiling and bathtub. If I make the rod shorter to be less floppy it isn't long enough to create tension If your desired height is close to the top end of one of these sections in the pic then you probably shouldn't get this. Like if the desired height is 102.4cm, maybe get something else
Title: A great shelf
Content: I was looking for a shelf for our bathroom to help reduce and consolidate the clutter, and this shelf fits the bill. One review I read spoke of the difficulty putting the shelf together. I experienced none of that. The instructions were quite clear, and as long as you follow them, the shelf goes together well. My only issue was that I had to add one of the shorter pieces in order to get the tight fit that I wanted. My wife loves it and I am happy.
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Description: Discover the convenience of Amazon Subscribe & Save, where you not only secure free standard shipping on auto-deliveries but also gain exclusive benefits. Non-Prime customers may encounter shipping costs for the initial delivery, but the savings thereafter make it worthwhile.
Easily manage your subscriptions within your Amazon account without facing any penalties. This flexibility ensures that you can seize fantastic deals at a reduced price and cancel the subscription at your convenience.
Maximize your savings by unlocking additional discounts through coupon clipping on select subscriptions. Elevate your discount game – save an impressive 15% (compared to the standard 5%) on all items in your subscription when you add 5 or more eligible items to your monthly deliveries.
Stay informed with our friendly reminder emails before each delivery, detailing the item price and any applicable discounts. Keep in mind that prices may fluctuate with each delivery, reflecting the current Amazon.com price at the time of order processing.
- Adjustable Shelves - KEGII shower corner caddy - Height adjustable for each basket - can fit the taller shower gels
- Lots of hooks - KEGII shower tower caddy corner on each level has enough hooks for hanging items - towels, headbands, bath balls, razors etc
- The Considerate Points - the design of the fence has enough height to prevent the bottle from tipping over, there is also an inverted slot, make shower gel run off quickly when squeeze the bottle
- Corner Tension Pole Adjustable height range: KEGII stand up shower caddy adjusts from 25 inch to 114.2 inch
- Corner Shower Organizer Exclusions: This product is not available if the tub edge is angled.（Tip: We include detailed instructions and installation videos to help you get started quickly）
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