Zenna Home Shower Caddy Hanging Bathroom Organizer, Steel Shower Shelves with 4 Sliding Baskets and Built in Hooks, Accomodates Hose for Handheld Shower Head Storage System, Chrome

This is replacing the same product I had for several years that rusted out very quickly. First picture is the new one, 2nd picture is the old rusted one. I bought the stainless steel version this time, which was more expensive, so hoping it doesn't rust but time will tell. It's very well made and the perfect size with wash cloth holder and hooks. It's very sturdy and works great with versatile sliding baskets that work well with the hose in the middle for a removable hand held shower head. The plastic piece was a little harder to push down on my shower head rod then my previous one but should keep it from sliding down especially with the 2 suction cups. I love the design and features so hopefully it will last a long time and not rust especially since it was expensive but luckily I had credits I put towards it. Maybe there is a product to rub on to protect it from rusting or keep the finish looking like new?

I'm quite pleased with this shower caddy. When I moved to a new place my previous one wouldn't fit due to the handheld shower and the hose hanging down. This is working perfectly. I like that the individual holders are adjustable so that I can make it a little more compact. I thought at first having them fully extended might mean they would sag when full but that isn't the case either. The suction cups are stronger than any other caddy I've had. Once they're on they do not slip around at all. As far as rust goes I simply expect it. These always rust, it is just the way it will always be. They are constantly wet. This one does look to be higher quality than others I've had so I think it will stand up to the test a bit better. If you're really concerned about rusting you cohld either try to find a plastic one or commit to wiping it down. But really the only time I have had rust issues was when I had bar soap in one of the pockets which prevented it from drying out between showers. Overall I'm very happy and the price is great. If in a year it's a little rusty and I'm unhappy about it I would have no problem buying it again, but I really don't anticipate it being a huge issue.

First of all I LOVE THIS SHOWER CADDY and think it is totally worth buying, but I am giving it 4 stars because it could be so much better and its flaws standout as obnoxious against is remain perfection. Pros: 1. Attractive. It looks good and has stayed looking good - no rust has appeared at all near any of the joints 2. Capacity - everything I need to have in the shower fits in here great. Only thing better would have been a place to hang a razor that's higher so it's out of the way of the spray, but that's ndb. 3. Adjustable. This thing is adjustable on so many levels. You can make it wider, you can slide the baskets up and down - whatever you need for whatever size shampoo bottle, etc. 4.Profile. It sits close to the wall and does not stick out too far so it does not get in the way even in the minuscule shower stall I have. and has not gotten tangled with the shower hose. Cons: 1. Does not stay on the shower arm without assistance: It comes with a hard plastic textured thing at the top and advertises that it will keep your caddy in-place. Not True. And is there anything more irritating that a shower caddy that is trying to slide down the shower arm to bean you in the head? I have to use some epoxy and zip ties to keep it on. 2. Wobbles. It rocks on the suction cups - cause you only get 2 suction cups. and if it wobbles a little too hard then it pops right off the suction cups. You probably need 6 cups total to get it stably mounted. 3. Wish the hose was another foot longer. That way I could get the hand-held shower head low enough to wash the pets. Everything that is wrong with it is fixable - it just irritates me that I had to do it, rather than it coming out of the box and into my shower with no modifications needed. Seriously though, this is a good product for the money and awesome for people with handheld shower heads

Great product

Shower caddy’s are not my fav thing to buy bcuz I can nvr find a good one. But, when u have a small shower & a lot of products they are a necessary evil I guess. I prefer shower caddy’s that hang over the shower head rather than corner ones bcuz I like the extra space to move. But, they tend to slide down the shower head & eventually come crashing down all the time, breaking bottles & wasting products. I specifically chose this one bcuz of the non-slip collar at the top for a secure fit over showerhead, and it does the job very nicely. The suctions don’t work all that well bcuz once u get one side stuck the other pops up so I just used one in the middle at the bottom & that keeps it from swinging back & forth. Each basket has minimal storage space, it will hold one big bottle of shampoo per basket (or a couple small ones) but, if the bottle is too tall u can only use the top shelves. You’ll want to distribute the weight of your products evenly on each side so the shelves are balanced. I also bought this particular caddy bcuz of the shelf spacing in between so your shower-head hose can have a space, that’s a nice feature. And last, the razor hooks do not hold all types of razors - we have one that it holds & one that is too small. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase & will honestly just be happy if it doesn’t fall. Great product, good condition, fast shipping! If you found my review helpful, I would appreciate you clicking yes - thanks!!!

This is perfect if your only looking to store bottles. Problematic if you have smaller items. What I love is that it fits great with our handheld shower head. Lots of room for the cord, looks neat and clean and it stays in place without getting knocked off the shower rod. The cons: the compartments are too small and can't easily hold small items like razors or soap because they will just slide or fall through. There's no sides, lip or way to contain any item except a standard bottle size/shape. We have some body salts in small bowl containers that also don't fit in this. It's really just for bottles. Also it's somewhat flimpsy, meaning the compartments slide back and forth too easily causing an accidental bump to make everything fall out. This wouldn't be much if a problem if the suctions stayed attached to the wall, but they dont. I have been pushing the unit back on to suction it to the wall every day. I'm in the shower so it's not a huge hassle but annoying nonetheless. And lastly, I should have measured before buying. It doesn't come down as low as I expected it to. I'm 5'2 and my partner is 5'6. She has to use the top as there's no way I could ever reach it. That is mostly due to the location of our shower head being a bit higher, so just keep in mind the unit is small (smaller than it appears in the advertisement photos) and won't hang low if your shower head is on the higher end. It would have been nice for the design to allow more space between the top compartments and the top of the unit which attaches to the shower head. But I realize I am a short person living in a world of much taller people and this probably won't be an issue for most people. How I made it work for us: I added glass dishes to some of the compartments. I had a few glass storage containers and a small jar that fit great! So now I can safely put my soap and smaller items in something and they won't fall out.

This is a perfect solution to a problem that had been bothering me for years!!! The shower in my master bathroom has just a tiny soap dish built into the tile, so I've always struggled to find a good way to store my shampoo bottles, facial cleansers, bars of soap, etc. For years I tried numerous crappy solutions that relied on suction cups to stick to the wall. Inevitably they would come crashing down in the middle of the night, waking me up and scaring the you-know-what out of me. Every time I went to a place that sold bathroom products I would look for a better solution. I considered drilling a hole in the wall and hanging a standard shower caddy on a hook, but for some reason that seemed like a terrible idea for someone who isn't all that handy with tools. Finally saw the chrome version of this caddy in my local Bed Bath and Beyond and purchased it - what a great idea!!! I did have to remove the shelf on the lower right-hand side of the caddy because it interfered with the built-in soap dish in my shower, but this was exactly what I had been looking for all these years. Cut to a year or so later and the chrome was rusting really badly, so I was looking to buy a new one. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had a stainless steel version here on Amazon, so I bought it right away. Just got it yesterday so I can't yet comment on whether or not it will rust, but I would imagine it should be just fine. This product is amazing! It doesn't slip down on the pipe at all (although I'm in the habit of pushing it up at the end of every shower anyway), and the suction cups adhere perfectly to my tile. I do press those into the tile after every shower as well, but that's a minor inconvenience when you consider how well this thing works. The only other thing I should mention is that I see others have the same problem I used to have where the hose would get caught behind/between the towel holders. What I did was kind of just bend the holders and criss cross them together so that the hose doesn't get caught anymore. If I can figure out how to post a picture of that, I'll post it here so that it can help others. Anyway, love love love this product and my only criticism would be that maybe the bottom shelves should be designed to hold soap rather than shampoo bottles. Granted I still put my bars of soap on the bottom shelf, but they tend to fall through the basket when the bars get too small. Also, it would be nice if they could make the shelves adjustable vertically as well so that I could actually use all 4 shelves (even if I had to unscrew them to move them somewhere else). This may not be a problem for other people who don't have a soap dish in the way, but I'm sure I'm not the only one who has this problem.

I bought this shower caddy back in January 2021 and it just started getting little spots of rust around the joints and various bars approximately six months ago. The suction cups periodically need to be re adhered but still hold strong and it has never fallen. Its starting to look a bit worn but structurally sound and still has life left in it more than two years later so I'm pleased. Its hard to find a nice and affordable shower caddy that accommodates a double shower head. I use the center hook to hold the handheld head for easier use and it still works great, would definitely buy again when this one goes out. Sadly the price appears to have gone up from $20 to basically $30.