KEGII Shower Caddy - Adhesive Bathroom Caddy, 4 Piece Shower Shelf with Toothbrush Holder & Soap Holder Stainless Steel

I don't often write reviews but I bought this almost 3 years ago and have been really impressed with the quality. To be honest I hadn't really expected it to last very well but I've been very pleasantly surprised! It remains firmly stuck to the tiles in our shower, the chrome hasn't discoloured and it holds several full bottles of shampoo, shower gel etc without any issue. It is situated at the end of the shower so isn't covered with water all the time but even so I would thoroughly recommend - and no drilling into the tiles which I was keen not to do in a new bathroom.

These are an absolute godsend for someone like myself that has a tiled shower and does not want to make holes in the tiles. We have recently moved home and there is no area in our shower cubicle to put your soap and shampoo. I wanted a shelf, but I didn’t want to start making holes in the tiles so I saw these and although dubious that the sticky pads would hold, I decided to give them a go. Reading the reviews I saw that people advised to make sure you got your placement right because the pads are very difficult to remove. Before applying, I cleaned my tiles down to make sure there was no soap scum or residue and left them to dry fully. I then attached the shelves to the sticky pads and placed to get an idea of where I wanted them. I decided to have the two shelves on the back wall of the shower so that water wasn’t running into the bottles, but I put the smaller soap dish by the shower to hold bath puffs and the shampoo/body wash in use at the time. Once I was happy with the placement, I removed the shelves and then applied the pad. It’s very sticky so it’s best to apply and then smooth the bubbles out with your finger. The instructions say to leave for 24 hours without the shelves on for a good adhesion before you attach the shelves so that is what I did and once that time passed, I attached the shelves and loaded them up. They have held remarkably well considering they have a fair amount of weight on them with shampoo bottles and body wash. I have been careful not to overload them of course but they are absolutely perfect. They definitely are not budging, they are easy to fit, they can hold a good amount of weight and they look really nice. In terms of adjustability, the pads are really stuck on although the instructions say that applying heat will help to remove them. However, I wouldn’t be confident that the pads could be reused afterwards. My pack did come with one spare sticky pad for one of the larger shelves, but there certainly aren’t spares if you decided to move them around. I personally think they are great. They’ve given storage space in the shower so that I don’t have everything sat around on the floor. It keeps it up off the ground so that it doesn’t get flooded with water, it looks tidy and organised and I personally think they are a great buy!

These caddies are quite strong in comparison to others I've boight. Holds all my bottles without slipping or tilting. Easy to install and actually stays put.

I love these. They make a fairly boring bathroom look a little more classy. In terms of weight, I haven’t had any issues with mine being filled with mostly full bottles of shower gel/shampoo/conditioner. I have had these in the main bathroom and the ensuite for about a year. No complaints.

Purchased over a year ago It's still attached to the tiles!!! Can fit 2 big shampoo and conditioner bottles, two soap dishes , bathing gloves to hang and a sponge Its spacious, easy to clean, stylish and minimal fuss to set up and maintain.

Lovely set easy to install great value for money

Love this product - bought the gold ones for my bathroom, so easy to install, they look great, they hold alot, just perfect. Have bought another set to use.

Having them for almost a year, loading with lots of bottles, and they are as good as new and will hang there forever. Also, during installation I misaligned one of the sticky strips and had to remove it using a hair dryer - all went well, it holds really hard but possible to remove, no traces left. The only downside for me is that the crossbars go above the main rods and not below, so the bottom surface of the caddy is not entirely flat. But it's a minor thing.