Zenna Home5890KK Over-The-Showerhead Caddy, Large, Frosted

This caddy is everything, it’s spacious, it’s sturdy, and sits perfectly with almost any shower head, my only complaint is it only included one suction cup whereas in my opinion it goes best with four one for the left and right sides at the top and two at the center in the bottom just above the hooks this way it stays in place. Clearly I purchased additional suction cups to increase the sturdiness and durability even though I didn’t overfill the caddy I like to know it’s going to stay in place. Especially that I have a 7 y/o who plays in the shower.

I do realize that this says large, but it is so big that it covers up the water knob in one of the two showers I got it for, so I can't use it in there. The rubberized collar inside the top edge doesn't really grip the shower head pipe so on the one that we ARE using I had to put a rubber band around the pipe in front of the unit. I guess our pipe with the shower head is perhaps a bit short, so unless we have the shower head pointed almost straight out, it shoots water down into the top shelf.It has suction cups on the bottom to keep it against the wall, but they're useless on tile. Since we can't use the suction cups the unit doesn't stay back against the wall, so all the bars of soap we put on the bottom shelf slide back and often out the back of the rack to the floor. I finally had to put a soap dish into the rack to keep my soap from falling out.The "hooks for razors" aren't spaced properly for the particular non-disposable razor I have (Schick Quattro for Women) so I end up just laying it across the tops of several of those hooks under the bottom shelf. Then I have to hope no one knocks it down or the blade will fly off.Not a bad shelf, but I bought 2 and can't use one, and the 2nd has problems; some of them may be attributable to the design, and some to the bathroom of our house.

I was really happy to find a plastic shower caddy because my old one was so rusty. I did read some of the customer reviews but I still wanted to try it out. There were some problems (same ones I read in the reviews) but I've found ways to fix them.Photo #1: It slipped off the shower even though it has a "slip-proof collar". It looks like it would clip on around the pole but it doesn't.Photo #2: I thought this came with 2 suction cups but there's was only 1. The area the cup pokes through is wide which makes it possible for the caddy to shift and slide side to side. Coming with 2 suction cups would have solved that.Photo #3: In order for this caddy to stay in place, I had to modify it myself. Using a soldering iron, I made holes under the top shelf big enough to put in the suction cups from my old caddy. IT WORKS!!!Photo #4: This caddy holds A LOT! With my modifications, its staying up. I HOPE ZENNA IS READING THIS!!!One more thing, I read one review that mentions water collecting in the shelves and I have a solution to that too. Poke holes into the shelves with a thumbtack.Overall, Im pleased not to have a rusty caddy anymore but I have to rate it 3 stars for the work I had to put in for it to work.

This item *could* be worth 5 stars with a few changes... First of all, I have a "Bath Fitter" style of remodeled bath/shower, so anything I hang from my shower-head cannot sit flush with the wall. Everything sits about 3/4"-1" away from the wall. The neck of this shower caddy doesn't allow it to hang down very low. Because of this, the shower caddy isn't long enough to hang down below where the water comes out of the shower head. I had to hang it from a ziptie to give me an additional 3"-4" so that the water wouldn't hit the shelf of the caddy and splatter everywhere.PROSThe plastic material is very durableWon't rust like metal shower caddies doPlenty of shelf space & hooksSuction cups work perfectly and hold tight to the wallCONSNeeds tiny drain holes in the shelvesCould benefit from a longer "neck" (or even better, an adjustable-length neck)

This shower caddy is fantastic. We had a metal one before this which was supposedly rust resistant... well it turned out not to be so much. I've also had bamboo things our bathroom and it you have a moist bathroom that doesn't vent very well then don't keep bamboo products in there. Therefore, don't waste your time on a bamboo caddy. Bamboo molds. Not fun.The upside which I didn't know about until receiving is that it's backless so your water will drain right off the back and the space isn't large so your bar soap/other stuff won't slip out the back.The only downside of this is that the little suction cups on the back lose suction after a while. It doesn't make a huge difference though, as it still just hangs from the shower head. Very light weight. I would definitely purchase this again.

I have been looking for an all plastic shower caddie for quite some time since everywhere I go only has rusting metal types. So I may have had some high hopes for this thing.Pros:- The top slips right over a standard shower pipe (little less than 1 inch) and has a rubber fitting to help keep it in place.- All plastic so nothing can rust. Will see if anything cracks quickly.- Seems durable for now.Cons:- The hooks on the bottom are too small to hang any washcloths effectively.- Suction cups are only adjustable in one directional plane. If you have tile like me, it wont stick if the cups are right on the edge of a tile.- No backing to the tray. Since the suction cups dont work, the wall cant always keep things in and items fall between the caddie and the wall.If the trays had a backing then I would say this is a recommended buy. Otherwise if I could make this purchase again, I would choose a different brand.