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

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.

I almost let the shower rack win
Bought this because mine was too small and my stuff was too heavy so it kept falling. Came in a timely matter so that was great. It also looks really nice in my shower and I feel like it makes it look a lot more organized. However, the assembly processes was a shit show. I thought it would be quick and easy, I was terribly mistaken. The instructions have literally no step by step instructions, it’s just pictures in black and white. I did not measure the space I was putting it in so that’s on me but damn this was awful. After it falling apart on me like three times while trying to assemble it and put it in place, it not fitting right, and almost knocking myself out, I gave up and threw it on the floor. I ended up showering without a rack because I was so mad. The next day, after I had time to cool off, I decided to give it another try before returning it. This time I measured the area before hand. This was still not helpful because the bags the pieces came in were labeled with a letter for “easy assembly”, however I already took them out of the bag the day before and had no idea which piece was which. I eventually got this thing in place after 30+ minutes of sweat, yelling and throwing things. In the end it’s a little wobbly but not too bad, so hopefully it stays up for a while because I’m not doing that shit again. It looks great but would not recommend putting it together yourself if you don’t have patience.

My absolute must in a shower. Hate things on the shower floor. Absolutely nothing should be on the shower floor.Any other shower caddy other than these tension rod ones can suck eggs

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.

This item has been extremely helpful. I can’t drill holes into my bathroom and the suction hooks I used to use would fall and frighten everyone. Now, I can organize all my bath items without worrying about them falling. I’ve saved so much space, as well. And it all seems sturdy till now.Assembly was a real pain, though. The instructions weren’t clear. We watched online videos. You also need a lot of strength to get the tension rod into the nook. It finally took four people at different stages to put it together.Design is good, and I like that there are two sets of hooks. One drawback is the lack of a soap holder-I’m using a separate soap-holder on one of the shelves.