SEIRIONE Rustproof Corner Shower Caddy Tension Pole for Bathroom Storage

After trying multiple shower storage solutions that didn’t work, this tension corner shower caddy was the answer. Assembly was straightforward, and the directions were clear and explicit — I had it installed quickly without frustration. The caddy feels sturdy, adjusts easily, and fits securely from floor to ceiling. Once installed, it stays firmly in place and holds all of my shower essentials without slipping. The design is clean and modern, and it looks great in the space — much better than adhesive or suction alternatives I’ve tried in the past. Overall, this is a well-designed, functional product that does exactly what it promises. I’m very happy with the purchase and hope it holds up well over time. So far, it’s been excellent. Highly recommend.

Just got done installing this which was mostly painless. You just measure your space, pull out the tubes you need - follow the instruction sheet, clip them together, adjust the top tube and pop it in with the rubber ends. 4 included shelves and some attachments should be enough room for most unless you have a big family. I would like the tubing to be just a little thicker perhaps but I don't think that will affect longevity. Came with a 2 year warranty, only time will tell if it begins to rust. I sent a message to the seller before I had installed this asking about the availability of additional shelves. I ended up not needing any more but the seller was really quick to respond which is great. All in all, would definitely buy again if I needed another one.

It's super-easy to fit the tubes together, adjust the overall length, and then "spring" the pole into your desired shower corner. The pole feels "locked" into place. I mean, this isn't going anywhere. But the best part is the shelf design. Each shelf has a couple of "hooks" that surround the pole. You hold the shelf at an upward angle to position the "hooks" behind the pole and then just pull the shelf downward. The "hooks" cam onto the pole with firm, plastic pads that look like they'll last forever. Once each shelf is "clinging" to the pole, it is rock solid. And you can reposition the each shelf as often as you wish, because you just lift the front edge to "un-cam" the shelf, slide it up or down the pole, and then pull the shelf-front down again to "re-cam" the shelf in place. Again, once it's in place, it is very solid. We have some shelves crammed full of shampoo bottles (the family size), so they are heavy. No problem. And each shelf can be infinitely adjusted, so you get the exact positioning you want to fit your particular stuff. You get four shelves along with some nice accessary hangers, like two razor hangers and a couple of small baskets. Everything secures well to the desired shelves, so you can securely hand a couple of razors, for example. The (I think) powder coating looks like it will indeed protect this unit from rust. I've gone through multiple corner shower units over the past couple of decades, and they always end up throw-away. But this unit is by far the best I've seen, and I fully expect this to be the last such unit I ever buy. Very well designed, sturdy, quite apparently rust-proof, and very adjustable. You can't go wrong with this one, IMO.

Quality material, looks great with plenty of room for shampoo and other stuff, was easy to install, very happy to consolidate everything into the shower caddy.

Fit: I can recommend this product for a tiled shower floor, or atop a tub ledge in excess of 3" wide. The more perpendicular the angle of the corner, the better. I cannot recommend for common shower inserts or tray floor that generally have concave corners. The closer you can snug the pole into the wall edges, the better. This allows the baskets to sit mostly flush to the wall, which prevents them from wiggling side-to-side and eventually shifting the support pole out of level. Ease of installation: Simple given a perfect application situation. But still i feel the support bases, which are about 2.5" OD prevent the pole from being correctly snugged into the corner. I ended up shaving both top and bottom base fittings (plastic) on a benchtop belt sander to get the pole sitting flush with wall, and atop my shower tray lip, which offered only ~ 1.375" of room to work with. I may end up permanently attaching the bottom base pad with marine grade epoxy if needed to help keep it in place. The kit does come with an anti-tip bracket with sticky pad wall attachment (pictured) to help secure it at midspan. I used this and have not had the support pole come loose after about 10 days of use. Functionality: Lots of pole pieces that press fit together to make up the height you need. As many as 8 sections to make up the highest of the adjustability range. It is good that this kit offers so much adjustability to different situations, but all the added joints end up giving the assembled pole 'wiggle'. It would be more stabile to make it out of fewer pieces, even if that meant requiring cutting to desired length at assembly. A simple hand hacksaw would do the job. But i guess the phrase 'cutting required' scares a lot of people these days :( Storage capacity: varies with how many of the 4 shelves you use. But the versatility is impressive, and the shelves will how several bottles each. Added optional features like towel bar, soap basket, and hooks are a nice touch. At this price point, i feel like the stability and weight bearing capacity are on par with expectation, yet not exceptional.

Unit arrived on time, assembly was simple and completed within 20 minutes. Quality appears to be serviceable and shelving secure for the purposes intended. Will re-post if unanticipated difficulties appear but unit appears that it will cover the need without further ado. Thank You.

We placed this "Shower Caddy" floor-to-ceiling in a stall shower with a tile floor and a drywall ceiling. We ordered the caddy in silver (not black), and all the parts are well finished. The finish seems to be polished stainless steel, not a chrome coating. We just installed the unit yesterday, so we don't yet know whether the caddy will show rust when the unit has been wet & dry, but the finish looks like it will stand up. It will depend on the quality of the stainless steel. The pole is composed of segments that are connected by siding the reduced-diameter end of one segment into non-reduced-diameter end of the next. There are 2-inch-diameter plastic "feet", one to abut the floor and the other the ceiling. The majority of the segments (all but the lower 2) are identical, so height can be adjusted in large increments by adding or removing segments during assembly. (Actually, one half-length segment is provided in case needed to achieve the right pole height.) The bottom segment is a tube inside a tube with a twist-to-lock mechanism, so fine adjustments to the height of the pole are made by adjusting how far the inner tube penetrates the outer one and twisting the inner one relative to the outer one to lock the position of the inner tube relative to the outer one. The mechanism that locks the inner tube to the outer one includes a compression spring, so even after the inner tube is locked in place, it can be pushed in & will exert outward force. As stated in the assembly instructions, we adjusted the pole (with the inner spring uncompressed) to be about 1-1/4 inch taller than the vertical span of the installation location, so the spring had to be compressed to install the pole; thus, the spring exerts the force needed to hold the pole tight against floor and ceiling. The overall result is a pole that is securely in place and reasonably stiff (not wobbly). The unit came with 4 wire trays and a few small accessory hooks & hangers (e.g., for a washcloth or small towel) that may be clipped to any of the trays. The trays are well made and hook onto the pole in such a way that they may be hung on the pole after the pole is installed in a tight corner. Ours sits about 2 inches out of the corner, but we think it could be wedged in a bit tighter. I don't have words to describe how the trays are attached, but they hang without any fastener, so they can be placed anywhere on the pole & are not constrained to be attached at particular positions. Part of each the tray's "hook" mechanism, where the mechanism contacts the pole, is rubbery plastic that prevents metal-on-metal abrasion & provides friction to hold the tray in place vertically. The Amazon description seems to say that the hanging mechanism is proprietary. Overall, we are well satisfied with the design. We will see how well the Shower Caddy stands up over time.

Honestly, I was reluctant to order it due to three main factors: the need for so many pieces to achieve the required length (five versus the three used by the unit it replaced), the plastic piece that holds the device to the wall (I had never seen anything like it, which reinforced my suspicion of instability), and several negative reviews, especially those related to a lack of stability. Adding to that the high cost, everything pointed to me not ordering it. I took a leap of faith and ordered it. It arrived earlier than expected. I carefully followed the instructions and the result couldn’t have been better. The unit is definitely sturdy. The shelves are wide, easily adjustable to the desired height, and can support a considerable amount of weight. I am extremely satisfied with the purchase. It comes with a two-year warranty. I hope I won’t need it. Highly recommended.

Happy to review this product! Paid a little more for this caddy compared to others, but well worth it. This does not fall over, the racks have a neat design so they don't fall down, and the end pieces are larger with a rubber base. Does not disappoint!

We've been using this product now for about 3 weeks. Finish seems to be holding up and it was fairly easy to install with no real problems. Instructions were easy to follow. I'm not sure why some were having issues putting it together, but if you're not mechanically inclined perhaps this is a complicated procedure. Loaded the trays with multiple bottles, soaps and such and so far its doing the job and looks nice. For those with issues, perhaps they're not tensioning the rod correctly. I followed the directions to make the rod about 2" (50 mm) longer than the opening I'm squeezing it into. This seemed to be an appropriate amount of tension once compressed as I haven't had any signs of movement despite the weight placed in the baskets.

Comes with adhesive zip ties in case it slides, but in my opinion, it’s sturdy. I had to look up a YouTube video to understand how to expand and shorten it, as the instructions were unclear.

Very easy to install , great material and construction .

Good product, i would recommend