Zenna HomeNeverRust Aluminum Extra Wide Hanging Shower Caddy, Satin Chrome

In my shower the shower head and soap dish are too close together, and there are no other built-in shelves for shampoo, etc. I couldn't use an ordinary shower caddy because the edge of the soap dish would jut out and push most shower caddies away from the wall. I have bought and returned many shower caddies because of this configuration. This shower caddy works great because the shelves adjust from side to side and up and down. It also seems to be a nice quality.

This unit looks good. I solved the problem of taller bottles on the top shelf by hanging the caddy on a homemade stub made of pvc pipe and cap. I inserted small screws that tighten against the pipe to keep it from swinging. Wasn’t hard and works great. See picture.

This is a great shower caddy except one thing - the rails are too low to hold the Costco / Sams type of huge bottle sizes of shampoo and liquid soap bottles. The short rail should raised an inch or so to contain tall bottles. Yes

This works great my shower felt so cluttered before with things on the shelf, this really opens things up. There are two shelves and soap holders. All my stuff stays dry. The item itself is sturdy and great quality. Was a little nervous at first about it fitting over my shower head but it worked because the piece is adjustable. Item is a win and I would recommend.

The fact that this rack is made of non-corroding material is nice; we had had rust problems from the coated steel ones we had bought, and we purchased this one with that in mind. We bought the two-tier extra-wide version so all of our bath stuff that recently inhabited the tub edge and the window sill can now fit into it, which it does.I really wanted to like this rack . . . BUT. . .The rack came unpackaged with only a cardboard panel for the address. As such, the top rack was bent down just enough to allow bottles to fall forward out of it until I bent it upward to prevent this. Moreover, the racks don't seem too shallow in the illustrations . . . but when you try to place even moderately tall bottles in them, you realize how shallow the really are. I still find that I have to place the oval-bottom bottles into the rack sideways to keep them from taking an occasional spill into the bathtub.It will definitely sway without use of suction cups when bottles are not equally distributed. Having some knowledge of the laws of physics, I anticipated this and bought these suction cups with it: https://www.amazon.com/Shower-Caddy-Connectors-Better-Houseware/dp/B000IBITJU/ref=b2b_gw_d_cbs_sccl_3/136-8499918-6495135?pd_rd_w=pCD5e&content-id=amzn1.sym.7f2ba972-b404-4300-b731-a162301b2b64&pf_rd_p=7f2ba972-b404-4300-b731-a162301b2b64&pf_rd_r=GDEH1AFWEZBHDH0AA8QW&pd_rd_wg=FDR1o&pd_rd_r=adabb534-a4c8-4e21-98ee-e18520c446f8&pd_rd_i=B000IBITJU&psc=1I used the plastic "horse collar" that came with the rack to install it to the shower pipe, not the smaller one that came with the suction cups. I like the fact that it uses set screws to hold the provided collar in place, but as I mentioned it will still sway.One more thing: there is a gap of about 1" remaining behind each tier when it is installed. This means that smaller objects (such as my Mr. Pumice abrasive bars, razors, and small brushes) can fall right out of the back. Please keep this in mind if you plan to keep such smaller objects in it.

This is great! Have barely thought about it since buying a year ago. Totally rust-free and a great size for our needs.

I’ve bought numerous shower caddy’s they always show wear immediately. It’s now been several months and the finish is as good a new! Highly recommend.

I liked the adjustable feature and it is rust proof.