Zenna Home Tension Pole Shower Caddy Corner Organizer, Adjustable Standing Shower Caddy with 4 L-shaped Baskets and Hooks, Rust Resistant Bathroom Tension Rod Organizer, 60 to 97 Inch, Satin Nickel

Amazon CustomerUnited States

A couple forewarnings...

This product does it's job and does it well. Once it is in place, it is an amazing piece well worth the money. However, I do have a couple pieces I think buyers should be aware off before/upon purchase of the setup process. This is personal experience but I am used to securing equipment before moving to the next step. The entirety of the shaft that supports the shelves is held in place solely by positive force. Thus, there is nothing to secure these separate portions and the whole thing is one slip away from becoming fully disassembled. Not a big deal, I just didn't personally expect it (FYI this is the first shower pole I've ever used/interacted with). Secondly, the amount of spacers to put in for the height I was at seems to be a bit of overkill. Granted, I have great faith that this thing is not going to budge without human or divine intervention, but it was quite difficult to get into place. The height I measured and followed (measurement was verified multiple times) the instructions for said to put in all 3 of the spacers. This made it very difficult to put the pole fully vertical where I wanted it. Admittedly, I'm a pretty short dude at 5'5 but reaching the bottom of the top piece was easy enough. It's just trying to manipulate that much force from an angle that you can't pull against it at a square angle increases the difficulty. I fully believe this product would be fully capable of doing it's job with one, possibly even two, less spacers. I've realized my drunken review has rambled on far longer than it should, but here's the bottom line: This product does as advertised and has a very good degree of variance to support different shower setups. The shelves are nice and sturdy throughout, and I've put a pretty good amount of weight on them outside of just cleansing product bottles. I highly recommend it. Especially with the square shelves that fit to the shape of a square corner. They provide a great amount of space that doesn't take up your space to shower.

Saige GrantUnited States

Really really tight hold

Short review: Pros -Very sturdy -Easy assembly -Stays clean, no rust or grime build up in over 3 months -I think it looks nice Cons -Super hard to push the spring down to actually get it in the shower for the tension fit (makes it really secure but still really hard to get fitted lol) Long review: The thing is super sturdy and it comes with several different tubes to put together to fit your shower. But this spring is STRONG. Based on the height of my shower, it recommended the longest combination, but it was right on the start of the longest size range so trying to squish the spring down to fit it in the shower was really hard and my fiance and I needed to work together to push it down. We actually went down a size cause it was so hard. Even using a size down it hasn't budged since December 2020 and I don't think it's going anywhere. And I like that we sized down because should the spring ever lose it's tension we can size up and get a longer life out of the thing, not that I see that happening any time soon The shelves are completely adjustable, you just stick this curved silicone slab thing around the main pole and bring the shelf over it and pull the shelf down hard to secure it. If you don't really push it down, it will move around, you want it to be as tight as possible. It took a few tries on some of them to make sure the silicone was lined up right so it was perfectly concealed, but once it was in place (and even if it shows a bit) the shelfs do not move unless you pull straight up on them hard (I can't see them moving around if you aren't trying to move them intentionally). Since I set it up, my shelves haven't moved at all. Really the only whole assembly process is easy and the directions are clear and all the bars/sizes are labeled. Only hard part/con is if your shower height is right near the start of the cutoff because it was SUPER hard to push the spring down (but that just gives me all the more confidence that the thing will never move lol)

KaylaUnited States

What you’d expect

I have installed two or three shower caddies previously and they were all very straightforward. This one requires a little more work, in that you need to measure the area it’s going into and then look at the instruction manual to see which poles you would need to use. The downside to this exercise is, unless I missed it, the poles are only labeled on the plastic bag that they are packaged in. Once you remove that bag, it’s anyone’s guess which piece is which letter other than the one that obviously has the spring in it. I follow the directions based on my size and the pipes that it wanted me to use were far too much. It also tells you to insert plastic spacers into the spring chamber and I found when all three were in as it called for, I could not compress the pole enough to fit it into the needed area. I ended up only using one. After the debacle of taking the pipes out of the bag and realizing there were no defining letters, I just winged it to put it together and it turned out just fine. Really sturdy, but most tension bar things I’ve dealt with always have been. We only used two of the shelves and kept them up high so the corner seat could still be used without bumping our heads/shoulders but it comes with plenty of storage And comes in a nice color. It took us so long to find one that we wanted because we did not want brushed nickel and this one came in a bronze.

PennyForYourThoughtsCanada

Follow the Assembly Instructions

Very easy to set up if you read the instructions first and follow - especially the Measurements details, so that you know which poles to use. There are 4 poles, clearly labelled A,B,C,D. You only use the ones you need based on the height between your base and the ceiling. The Spring Loaded pole (yes the spring is INSIDE one of the poles) is the SKINNIEST pole, and that is the last one you put in at the TOP. Be sure to follow the CHART that tells you how many SPACERS you need > again this is based on the height measurement you have. The height I needed was 75.5 - so right on the cusp of the Chart options. I went with the greater length option and it is very sturdy. The shelves were very easy to adjust even once the bar was installed - just make sure you have them all slid on to the pole before installing the bar, as they will not fit over the End Caps. Also be sure to have the SMOOTH/ROUNDED side of the 'Wedges' (the clear plastic rings that friction/gravity secure the baskets onto the pole) facing UP, in order to get the basket placements to hold. Very pleased with this purchase. The "L"/angular design makes so much more sense to fit the maximum number of items, and to distribute the weight more central to the pole/base. The set of hooks (two hooks with a double hook) can also be placed anywhere on the baskets with ease and great sturdiness. Highly recommended.