Orimade Shower Caddy with 5 Hooks Organizer for Hanging Razor and Sponge Bathroom Basket Adhesive Shower Shelf Storage Kitchen Rack Wall Mounted No Drilling Rustproof Stainless Steel - 2 Pack

I put 2 on the plastic wall of our shower and they worked perfectly. I love them so much more than those shower caddies that hang from the shower head. I was a little worried if they would hold with the large bottles of soap we had. We completely filled both with soaps and they held amazingly. After a year of use they look really nice too, no rust or anything. You can detach them from the wall mount pretty easy to clean too.The only downside with these was they were fairly difficult to remove. It took me at least 30 minutes to do both. I had a lot more trouble with the bottom one (see picture), but the top one came off perfectly in 1 piece. I would recommend starting in one corner and working toward the corner next to it, then pulling from one side to the other. I used my hair dryer to warm the areas I was about to pull. If the adhesive doesn't come off with the plastic, it's best to pull it like a command hook. You can't pull from the very end or it will break, so you have to keep pulling where it's closest to the wall.If you never had to remove it, it would be amazing. Idk if I would recommend it to anyone though. It takes a lot of patience to remove, and many reviews here mention how hard it was. I know my boyfriend would not have been able to do it and would have settled for any price fee for our apartment to do it.

Perfect for what I needed! Assembly was as easy as hanging command hooks, it's just a sticker and can easily be removed. The package came with an extra sticker too, in case you need to move the shelves elsewhere. Fit my heavy shampoo and conditioner and seems sturdy enough for any shower products

This seems to be a great shower caddy, although shower shelf seems more appropriate. Very sturdy. My husband did mention it was really hard to get the holders on the caddy into their places on the adhesive, he didn’t think I would have had the hand strength to manage it. So if you’re a woman, you may want to consider that. I think other reviewers have mentioned connecting the caddy to the adhesive strip before applying the strip to the wall, maybe that would help. We put it up in the afternoon and filled the caddy with our bath stuff the next morning and had no trouble with the adhesive loosening. It’s too soon to say how well it will hold up over time, but so far, so good.Updated review:We love these! Staying up just fine, and no mold/mildew on the bottom of the caddy or on the bottles. Very highly recommend!

These instantly up-graded my shower. They stick on well and they look classy.

I never everrrr write reviews but, this product, GREAT. It makes my bathroom look so much more organized and gives my tub a bigger feel when I’m in the shower. The adhesive is very strong, the instructions say to wait 24 hours before putting anything on the shelves after sticking them but I was able to put all of my things on it right away (which you can see might hold some weight lol). The shelves are also very sturdy and don’t move on the hooks, except for the one for the bar soap but it doesn’t really bother me. All in all, this a great product if you’re looking for extra storage/organization in your bathroom, or anywhere else really!

The media could not be loaded. I love my new shower shelfs they are very strong and hold a lot. These were very easy to instal and I love that I don’t have to put my soaps in the window seal anymore. They do look like they will rust but I think the quality matches the price.

I am very satisfied with these shelves! I used them for a full school year in my college apartment and they stuck through it all! Since my shower was the size of a phone booth, I hit my elbows on the shelves many many times and yet they did not budge at all.For removal, I was nervous due to all of the other reviews, but it actually wasn’t bad at all! Removal from start to finish took about 20 minutes. I first took off the actual shelves themselves, then used a hair dryer to loosen and melt the plastic adhesive slightly, then used a flat-edge screwdriver to lift the corner of the adhesive sheet, then used pliers to grip and pull on it. Don’t get my wrong, it was stickyyyy and I did have to pull with some force, but using pliers definitely helped with the grip. After the sheets were off, I had to get meticulous with the leftover sticky pieces. A lot of reviews said to use goo-gone or some sort of adhesive remover, but I just used my fingers and tweezers to get it all off.

It looks good when installed I also bought the soap dishes to go with the racks. Now I see a lot of people are having trouble with installation. So here is a few steps that may help you install yours. Pick the perfect place for your shower caddy. You can clean your tile really well with a good glass cleaner make sure there is no soap scum left. Now when you get ready to stick mounting pads to your wall get a plastic scraper or other flat plastic part of some kind. Now peal the backing off just a small section of the pad. Get it aligned straight and press that part of it to the wall. Now just keep peeling slowly and pressing as you go to remove the air bubbles. The plastic scraper or whatever will definitely aid in the process of removing the air bubbles. Just take your time and when you get to the end and all of the backing is off just keep going over the pad with your plastic part until all of the bubbles are gone. Press on the inside of the hooks also. Now you need to let it set and cure for 24 hours. Do not install the caddy until after the cure time. I think that’s where a lot of people are making a mistake when installing theirs and that’s why they are coming off the wall. I hope these steps help you out and if you need help I’m here for anybody that needs it.