Foot Rest, Biscuit

Sturdy and strong, yet quietly attractive. Super easy installation and life-changing for women who shave their legs in the shower or does her own feet exfoliation. The razor-holder design makes it must-have. I recently moved so had to purchase this again - my first one at my previous home is still there after 15 years of use and looks like the day I bought it!

My husband put this in our shower and I am very pleased how well it works. It has a place for your razor. I can rest my foot on it, wash my feet and shave my legs.

She's really glad I got this for her. She uses it not just for shaving but also for drying her legs. It attaches easily, so that part was nice for me. We needed to check something with the maker and he was extremely responsive and supportive dealing with an unusual aspect of our installation. And in his last email he said this: "If you ever do another remodel, send me a picture of the tile and I'll match the RNS to your tile." That's really cool (wish I'd known earlier, though. :).

Love this! I never want to live without it!Easy to install and looks great. I took another's recommendation and used epoxy to adhere to my tile wall, I then went around it with grout.

I like this foot rest. I took the advice of other reviewers and used Gorilla Glue epoxy to affix it to the shower tile. It's been a few months now, and it's still holding up like a champ.

Perfect for my new shower. Sturdy and attractive. Love the shaver holder! My shaver is a Lille larger so the head does not fit perfectly but it stays put and isn’t really noticeable.

Perfect size for shower, easy to attach to the wall, cantered so my foot fits it without too much bend in the knee. The razor fits at the top, easy to clean.

This footrest is AMAZING! No more trying to put my leg way up high in the soap/shampoo ledge trying to shave my legs. I did read the reviews and bought Gorilla Epoxy Glue instead of using the silicone that comes with it. I didn’t want to take the chance trying to shave my legs and have it give away and face plant into the wall and go tumbling down. Ain’t no one need to see that image from the accident. I did have to sit there holding the rest on the wall while the epoxy set for several minutes otherwise it would slide down, so I would maybe recommend using some duct tape to hold it in place to avoid that.