simplehuman Adjustable Shower Caddy Stainless Steel and Anodized Aluminum

**5 Year Update at bottom ** I've only had this for a few weeks, so I can't say how it will do as far as rust goes. I really hesitated to spend almost $80 on a shower caddy, but I am happy with this purchase. As you can see in the photos, the hand held shower 'tubing' works just fine with this caddy, and hangs down between the shelves with no issue. The shelves are adjustable up and down, enough to accommodate most large bottles of soap, etc. There is a spot to securely hang a razor, and another little 'cup' that would fit a razor or some other small item in. At the bottom you can hang a 'loofa' type scrubbie, although I have to fold the little handle on mine to get it to fit; the type with a 'rope' handle will hang perfectly. To connect it onto your shower head you unscrew the screw, open up the flip 'thing' and slip it over the shower head pipe. Flip it back down and tighten the screw; it's held securely on there. I have 'standard' pipe, and it fits it well. If your pipe is larger by much it may not fit. I think the description gives the dimension of pipe it will fit. The suction cups are just 'ok'; I don't have any problem with them slipping around much, but if you have kids or even adults who are a bit 'active' in the shower the caddy may slip back and forth a bit. It's not an issue for us. They do give you two sticky adhesive pads you can use if your tile isn't smooth or if you have a problem. Overall I definitely recommend it; it's attractive (at least for now, assuming it actually doesn't rust, as advertised), sturdy and works fine with a hand held shower head. **UPDATE 5/2025: I remain impressed. Zero rust after 5 years!! Read more

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this shower caddy! It’s the ideal size - big enough to hold all my essentials without feeling bulky or cluttered. The design is super sturdy and well-made, so it doesn’t wobble or slide around. I especially appreciate the adjustable compartments for different bottles and the hooks for razors and loofahs. Installation was a breeze, and it fits perfectly in my shower without taking up extra space. Highly recommend if you want a durable, practical, and stylish organizer! Read more

I've had this for a little over two years now and it's still as good as the day it arrived. I got the extra large because it's the only version that's compatible with shower wands extensions. The medium and large versions were way too small for my shower and weren't compatible with hand-held shower extensions. I finally got the extra large version which fits perfectly and has plenty of storage for me and my brother's family whenever they visit. Out of all the models this company makes, this one is more robust and evenly balanced. The shelves can be adjusted up or down, not side to side like the smaller models. The clamp uses screws to keep the caddy secured and there's two suction cups on the bottom of the neck that keep the whole unit from shifting side to side when using it. Once the caddy is set in place it's not moving one inch. Mine feels like it's part of the wall, no play whatsoever. The design is eye catching yet fully functional above most caddies on the market. Made from materials that won't rust and are easy to clean. You won't see any spots or rust forming at all. The soap dish can be removed for cleaning and each section is big enough to hold the larger bottles of whatever product you want to put in there. I was looking at a bamboo/metal caddy that had a similar design but nothing quite substantial as this one. There's a lot of imitations of this design floating around and they're garbage. For $90 I have a shower caddy that will last forever. It's very easy to set-up and comes assembled in one piece. Read more

Just received and installed. Can be installed with one simple Phillip’s head screwdriver. Solid construction and nice appearance. Definitely nicer than any shower caddy I’ve ever had under $100. I’ve only ever used a corner-pole type other than the standard cheap Walmart caddies, in a previous residence where there was a garden tub/shower combo. Anyway, impressive as it may be, my suspicions were confirmed that the locking head that goes around the spout does not swivel, and therefore needed some “gentle manhandling” to bring it into range for the suction cups to do their part at the bottom. You can see this in the pictures. Before I finagled it down the angle of the spout a bit, it was probably 1.5 - 2” from the shower wall at the bottom and I was afraid the suction cups wouldn’t hold. Side note - the suction cups are smaller, and therefore have a bit more grip than the larger ones on the wall mounted baskets I just threw away because they continuously fell and almost took your legs out mid-shower. That’s a plus. We’ll see how it holds up. I cleaned the wall with alcohol to ensure a tight grip. Bottom line, if you have a shitty-ass fiberglass all-in-one shower bath combo like we do, this product will still work with a little finagling. I’ll follow up after some time. $80 for a shower caddy most certainly requires follow up. 4 stars for the impressive appeal right out of the box, and overall first impression (even considering the slight mod to get it into place). 5 stars for the suction cups because they didn’t break loose the moment I placed them. 5 stars for the sturdy feel and construction and adjustable shelves with enough room for my wife’s big ass shampoo and conditioner bottles on the top and second levels. I’m cautiously optimistic that this will work well until I can rip this POS fiberglass tract-home tub out of here and put in a tile walk-in shower. We’ll see. Read more