TINANA Hanging Shower Caddy, Rustproof Shower Shelf Racks Over Shower Head - No Drilling Bathroom Organizer for Shampoo with Soap Holder

This soap caddy has two separate metal baskets and three separate hanging rods with threaded ends used to attach capping nuts after feeding the rod ends through the brackets on the side of the metal baskets. Instead of hanging the caddy from the shower head, I was able to re-bend the hanging rod to make it fit around the much wider diameter pipe used for the steel safety grab bar that is installed at an angle on the tub/shower side wall. This is the only location where I can easily reach it. The grab bar is a very sturdy place to hang the caddy from. For my purposes I only used / needed one of the metal baskets. It was easy to make this adaption because the hanging rod is a separate piece that I was able to bend around the grab bar the way I needed it to be, and then I just hung the rod over the grab bar. I then attached the hanging rod in the normal way to the metal basket, finally I secured it with the included nuts. The included suction cups didn't work to prevent the caddy from swinging, so I just used a liberal amount of clear adhesive caulk to securely bond the hanging rod to the grab bar. I left the suction cups installed to prevent the metal caddy from scratching the fiberglass shower wall. I could find no other soap caddy made to hang from an angled grab bar. The caddy can hold three large plastic bottles of soaps or shampoos.

No instructions but it’s really easy to figure out! It’s nice and large so make sure you measure your shower first! I’ve had no issues with it moving or slipping from the original position. I highly recommend! I thought it was going to be a bit more silver but eh still looks good enough.

Great item would definitely recommend has great space for your items was definitely needed in my home and would definitely buy again if the one I got started to look old or if I move to a new home to start fresh again but it’s very necessary to have if you don’t have a lot of bathroom space for your products

One of the bolts doesnt screw on 100% but it seems fine. It's fully functional. Wish there was more space between the top %26 bottom baskets to fit taller bottles but that's on me for not measuring beforehand.

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Works perfectly… almost. We have never hung organizers on the shower pipe. It's too inconvenient to reach through the water and we also have a handheld section and the hose gets in the way. We always use a Command hook and hang it at the opposite end of the shower. Fits all of our bottles with room to spare. You slide on two baskets and there are 4 nuts you attach. Only issue I had is one of the rod ends wasn't threaded properly and the nut only goes halfway on—I tried every nut in the package. It hasn't been an issue yet. Caddy doesn't slide around and have had no issues with the suction cups and we chose to only use 2 of them.

Nice and neat looking. It is very wide in an average tub/shower combo. A couple of cons for me are that the shelves are not tall enough to accommodate bottles with pumps. Smaller capped bottles may fit fine. The other issue is that, once it is assembled, it collapses until it's hung so, if you want to take it off and clean it, there's going to be some cussing, maybe.

Very large storage space but had to put it together and does not fit properly causing it to lean slighly.

I gave it 3 stars because it wasn’t quite what I expected. It’s really wide and ugly. Which doesn’t really matter unless you’re a perfectionist. I figure it’s just functional. On that note though, it doesn’t feel sturdy; even with the suction cups it manages to slide down and then the bottles tip etc. Again, not earth shattering, merely annoying. One more nitpick: the finish is weird looking. Not brushed nickel. My fault for not reading better. On the plus side-if it doesn’t rust that would be great!

Suction cups and wires are not designed to align. Only if you have a perfect wall will the four suction cups engage. I do not have such a situation and I doubt anybody else has perfectly straight shower walls. The wires are not designed to bend to position if your walls are not straight so we have a situation where the suction cups only engage on one side. It’s really not worth the price. You also have to balance everything because of the single hanging point and the poor positioning of the suction cups in the design. The suction cups should be at least double the size provided and you only need 2, right at the bottom to stabilize this unit. The designer is typical where they don’t test their design they just sell it to unsuspecting customers. My advise: don’t waste your money on this contraption.