ALLZONECorner Shower Caddy Tension Pole, 4-Tier Adjustable Shelves, Rustproof Bathroom Shower Organizer Corner for Inside Shower Storage, Tension Mounted, 56 to 113 Inch Height, Sliver

If you’re like me and have been relentlessly searching for a reasonably-priced shower tension pole caddy, consider this one! My fiancé recently purchased two odd-named, similarly priced caddies here on Amazon only to return them after a lot of cursing about poor fit. I took over the task of searching for “the perfect caddy”, and stumbled on this Allzone one. The OXO good grips seemed tempting because of the all five star reviews, but the price tag was just too high, so I took a chance on this.The instructions were pretty simple to follow and putting it together was relatively easy. It was a little tougher to actually shove into place in the bathtub, but I was able to do it on my own by making small adjustments to the pole.It looks nice in person. The shelves can be moved all along the pole. They are set in place by tiny pieces of rubber. I don’t like that the rubber is still visible on most of the shelves once in place, but that is me nitpicking. Once the shelves are full, you don’t notice it. The hooks for the razor hold my disposable razor nicely, and the shelves themselves seem pretty sturdy. Overall, I think it’s worth the buy!

I used to use shower shelves that attach to your walls via adhesive strips, but when those started to fall off due to water damage and putting too many things on the shelves, I decided to switch to this tension rod shelving system. It fits perfectly in the corner of my shower and stays in place even with the weight of tons of bottled products. I’m pretty bad at building and installing things, and I found this to be pretty foolproof to build and set up. All you need to do is measure the space between the floor and ceiling of your shower and the directions are easy to follow from there. I did think this was a little expensive, but it’ll last a long time and solved my shower storage problem. Didn’t find it was missing any parts and the tension rod is easy to adjust - just put it in diagonally and shorten it until you have a snug fit in the corner.

The assembly has multiple pieces whose uses can only be initially guessed at, and the so-called instructions are very confusing and caused a number of false starts in my assembly. Still, trial and error I figured it out. About 80 min later the device was completed and installed spring-loaded in the shower. Looks great!

It was easy to assemble - I like that it comes with a height guide so you know which combination of pieces to use for your space. I actually measured incorrectly the first time, but it was easy to switch out pieces. Placing the trays was so much easier than other caddies I’ve used, you can place them at whatever height is perfect for your needs. The best thing (and why I decided to try this one) is that there’s a hidden spring mechanism in the top portion. This way you get a good snug fit! Without having to use the traditional tension-rod screw-motion method. Now my little shower stall is organized! And I don’t have to worry if it’s sturdy and stable enough to NOT fall over in the shower - where you obviously don’t want to find out you wasted money! Really a great value for the money, even with my critical eye!

Fast delivery, easy to install, great item

Super easy to put together, easy to install in my shower. I like the large round top and base- seems more substantial than my previous one which just had a rubber end cap the diameter of the pole. This one is easily twice the size- which I personally prefer.However it does stand away from the walls- which may be an issue for some but not for me.I just installed it last night so I can’t attest to the durability of this unit-time will tell. It is nice looking and it fits well into my shower stall. I am very pleased with this purchase!

Work as it should, good value for your money.

Update after 10 months of use:It has not rusted! It does have a few waterstain spots from water splashing on it but they can be cleaned. It is much sturdier than expected. None of the baskets have fallen down. The entire apparatus remains fixed in place. And the BEST thing: The razor holders actually DO hold the giant Gillette Fusion Mech 500000 refillable thinger. The toothpaste holes are too narrow. One of them does hold an aftershave bottle up.I still can't give this five stars because it doesn't have the look or overall quality needed for a perfect item. A better look, better quality materials, and some more modular items for holding bottles and other accessories would shift this into 5 star territory. Even if it was double the price, the quality would be worth it. As it is, this is a good deal and it was a good buy. I use mine on a countertop of the bathroom vanity. I have never used this in the shower, so you may have a different experience there.Original review:Just built this so this a first impression review, and will update. I looked through a ton of options for my vanity sink countertop and decided on this one. I was swayed primarily by reviews and the features of bottle holes and razor hooks. Well, I think they are juicing these reviews, and neither my razor (the chonky refillable Gillette Fusion) nor toothpaste fit. The razor is too big and the toothpaste falls through the giant hole, though it does fit aftershave (the kind that comes with a cologne set). They could have different size openings, one for toothpaste which is pretty standard. And the hooks could simply be single and removable, so you could use two to cradle different sized objects. I might be able to bend these with pliers to get them in the right shape but idk they might snap off.The main problem is that this thing is janky af and wobbles like a drunk on Mardi Gras who has been drinking for the whole season. The baskets seem like they will stay up at least but I won't be surprised if I hear an assaultron level attac in the bathroom at 3AM from this thing crashing tf to the floor. The problem is the rod that has the tension bit. It doesn't have a good way to lock and the spring is just in there scraping up metal. It doesn't look like the feet are reinforced either so at some point, they will puncture that thing layer of rubber. The feet and rod adjustment are also white which is just fugly with chrome, spend a few cents on a spray fake metal paint, if it annoyed me more, I'd paint it myself. And that's the problem with this: too many things I look at and think I need to fix it. I just opened it! I am still tempted to return but tbh I need something in this space and I've already been looking for weeks. I am ready to just live with this decision until I encounter a better option. If you haven't bought yet, keep looking or be ready to have issues with this thing.