KEGII Shower Corner Caddy Tension Pole, Corner Bathtub Shelf, Cream White

I've been wanting something like this for a while. Our shower is a bit anemic when it comes to shelves and places to put stuff. There's just one soap dish and that can be troublesome with some types of soap (e.g., glycerin based...they just fly off). Otherwise, everything has to be on the floor or on the edge of the shower which means they'll get knocked off here and there when going in and out of the shower. We dealt with it for a while but finally decided to try one of these suckers. Setting it up takes a second if only because you need to place the shelves and hanger bars in the right order since they're put onto the main shaft (they don't snap on from the side or anything). Once they're on the bar, you can move them up and down but changing the order requires you to take the end cap off of once side and pull everything off to move them around. Once you decide that though, it's straight forward. The manual provides a guide indicating which parts you need (e.g., top and bottom ends plus X of the middle pieces). Just measure the height of the space where you want to place it, check the chart then start building. The manual tells you to make it just a smidge taller than you need since you're going to pull down on the top and slide the main shaft into place to secure it. I realize I'm tall so for me getting it in place was pretty easy. Just bear in mind the main spring for tension is at the top. I suppose you could try flipping it and going the other way though I would worry about water getting inside the shaft (which is not powder coated) and leading to premature rusting. The selection of shelves and the two towel bars is nice. I've got places to put everything and then some now. Two of the shelves are designed with soap bar holders and the design of the shelves in general allows for places you can hook or hang stuff so you can be creative about what you put where. As some others have mentioned, it can feel wobbly if you pull on it but as long as you realize this is not meant to support your weight, it's fine. I haven't felt like regular usage (putting things on the shelves, taking them off, pumping a shampoo dispenser on the self) has felt in any way wobbly. Just don't go swinging on it. :) The shelves and bar are well coated (I got the black one) and it looks like it'll last for a while. The shelves can rotate in place well so that also means you can bump into them and move them. Not a serious problem though and potentially helpful especially with the hanger/towel bars. If there's any gripe, I'd say it's the one towel bar you get with pegs on it. Since they're on one side, and given the way the part that connects to the pole is angled, you can only use it in one orientation. You can't really reverse it so if it doesn't work for you the way you really want it to, you can't do much about it. It might have been better if they oriented the pegs on the top so you can still loop anything with a cord or string but can do so from either side. I suppose you can still do that with the pegs on the "wrong" side based on how you're using it but still it felt a bit off. In the end, though, this thing does what it's supposed to and looks good to me.

Great shower caddy! Easy to install and very sturdy once tightened. Holds all my bottles without slipping, even heavier ones. The black finish looks modern and doesn’t rust. Fits perfectly from floor to ceiling and saves a lot of space. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend it

Nice shower caddy. Plenty of baskets for multiple peoples bottles. A little hard to get installed with one person, youve got to get the baskets onto the pole as your building the pole, and untill its installed with the tension the parts are not super tight. The rubber stoppers that hold the baskets in place need small nimble fingers to get in place but hold really well. Like with all shower poles put your heaviest items at the bottom when possible. It wiggles a tad when shook but seems sturdy enough. Looks tidy with all the bottles up off the tub rim. The bars for poufs and washcloths are nice. If youve got kids that yank om stuff you might want a different style.

I love this thing. Super easy to build and looks great in a tiled shower. Easy to put up with the tension rod. Got mine a couple days ago, will update in a couple months. Initial thoughts: Great, very chic looking, great for city living and need compact vertical spacious storage.

I absolutely love this corner caddy. It’s firm and easy to assemble. I’m one of those that just does things without paying too much attention to manuals, I highly recommend you look at it. If you scan the barcode and watch the video you can probably have it up in 15 mins. At first it might seem like a lot of parts but every piece is labeled and super easy to put together. It’s very important to measure the length you need before you begin because there are extra pieces for longer/shorter showers, it tells you exactly what parts you need based on the length. If you do that you won’t have any problems. I love that the shelves are adjustable to any length you choose. I have extra large 11 inch bottles that fit with tons of height to spare. It’s sturdy enough for me to pump down my shampoo/conditioner bottles without worrying that it’s gonna slip out. I also love that you can easily set bars of soap or hang anything like razors, loofas, etc. highly recommend! This caddy will clean up your space in the shower nicely!! For reference I’m 5’1 and my husband is 6’2, we adjusted the shelves to match us perfectly, we don’t have children but if we did, we could easily set a basket low enough for a toddler to reach! I will be purchasing another one for my other restroom!

I've had no issues since using this! Tons of room and super sturdy. I like it better because there's no adhesive so it's great for rental properties

Good shower holder. Make sure it’s tight and sturdy. Easy to assemble. Does the job well for the 5,868 shower items my wife has. Holds my wash rag pretty good. Not sure where my razor went.