🛁 York Metal Wire Tension Rod Corner Shower Caddy by iDesign - Adjustable 5'-9' Pole with Baskets for Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap - Featuring Hooks for Razors, Towels - Silver Review

I am very satisfied with this product. I recommend READING THE INSTRUCTIONS. You must measure your space before assembly. I think the instructions were missing a few details or we were (probably we were). I know we don't read the label on the top pole which clearly says this is a voltage pole. You just have to pull it out at the top once you twist it to lock (the label says which way to twist). It takes a few twists to lock, but it will get there. Just take your time and use your common sense…

Large combination shower; and we needed something attractive and stable for our swimwear range. If a do-it-yourselfer requires good eyesight, manual dexterity and patience when building, then he has no future in our home. So I have been diligent in my study of the shower stall. This study was accompanied by several sensible caveats from builders, usually centered on "read the instructions first". And luckily my cheap reading glasses could handle the print/illustration. With 92 inches from floor

I've been wearing this shower screen in the shower for ten months. It looks great, has held up well with no breakage and has stayed in the position I installed it with no issues. I also really like the size of the shelves, they can store anything I need and the roommate needs to have a spare in the shower. For the installation I used a tape measure to measure the floor to ceiling in the shower to properly install the tie rods that hold the trolley in place. From what I recall the tension is…

It could get 5 stars because it is so powerful and beautiful because it is. However, I had a heck of a time with a very basic build guide because it didn't go into detail enough about a few key processes you need to know. 1. - Before assembling, do exactly what the instructions say - measure the room from floor to ceiling before you even start assembling. 2.- Figure out which posts add up to the required length and make sure the extension rod (top) is 1 inch (1 inch) longer than the floor to…

THREE AND ¾ STARS. So I like the look a lot. I have a 1959 house that we are renovating room by room and it will be some time before I get the master bath of my dreams. So I'm trying to make the best of an outdated and sometimes a bit run down situation. The item itself is very nice, looks sturdy and looks like a quality stand that is a lot heavier than it is. I hope this lasts long. Nice variety of shelves. I can use each one for different purposes and the extra features like the towel rail…

I've had quite a few of these over the years. I have a rectangular shower that is quite large but has no shelves. I bought this to replace the one I got from Lowe's and I'm very happy with it. Yes, it costs twice as much. . . but in terms of how much it makes me happier, I'd say it should cost 10x as much (or maybe the other should cost 10x less). a hose that slips onto a slightly tapered piece of rubber with a slit. Why they don't make it hard is beyond me, but essentially they last a while…