iDesign Twigz Metal Wire Rod Corner Shower, Adjustable 5'-9' Pole and Baskets for Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap with Hooks for Razors, Towels, Tension Caddy

My bathroom stays humid and damp. I had a previous shower caddy completely rust over in a month or so and it only lasted about a year before that one started to lose structural integrity.I purchased this caddy and followed the tips to use some clear-coat rust proof spray. My spray was a quick job and not perfect, but it was relatively thorough. I've made it 6+ months with only minor rust showing through in a few spots. The rust is mostly limited to the baskets where the smaller gauge wire is joined to the frame. These spots would be harder to coat with the rust proof spray, so they likely had a thinner coat applied. The rust is surface rust and is only in a few patches that are maybe the size of a quarter. There are no large flakes or pieces coming off. At this rate, the rust does not look like it will be a serious problem for quite some time.Otherwise, the caddy is great. Installation was easy and it is very sturdy. The baskets are large and hold more than enough for me. I do not think the hook is very useful, but it is not a bother to me and may be more practical for others. Well made and overall a good purchase.I do strongly recommend a coat or two of rust proof spray, especially if you have a humid bathroom. Be sure to give it some extra focus on the baskets and the welded joints.

The product itself is fine...meets the description. The only problem is is that I ordered it at the end of December and received (installed and have been using) it. Now, a month later, I receive (and am charged for) another one (though looking back at my banking data, I can't find a charge for the first one). So, now I am completely confused, unsure if I've been charged twice, and have two of these caddies when I really only needed one.

I've actually purchased this item (in silver) 3 times, over the course of 3 different apartments. I've never had issues with any spontaneous breakages or other issues, although I generally do not fill the shelves much more than pictured above (I've probably put at most 4 full bottles of shampoo, of the size pictured, on a shelf with no issues). A couple notes from my experiences:- *The finishes are nice and appear stable.* They aren't super fancy, but the quality of the poles seems consistent and the baskets themselves haven't had any defects, as far as I've seen.- *The rack doesn't move well between locations.* The first time I purchased, I moved apartments shortly after and tried to readjust the top pole for a difference of about 2 inches (between the two apartments). The rack was noticeably unstable after the move, but that may also have been due to banging around during the move itself.- *The item needs to be assembled very carefully.* Having assembled this item 3 times, I've learned some things about what works and doesn't. First off, it's consistently taken me under 30m to assemble, whether careful or not. The first and last times I've assembled it, I've carefully read the instructions, consistently measuring against the wall and readjusting as assembling so that the shelves don't tilt up, down, left, or right. It's not very difficult to get this correct, but it definitely needs attention (I could absolutely see the shelves wearing down/breaking if attached in a tilted state and used that way). The second time, I thought I knew what I was doing, and ended up with tilted, slightly unstable shelves which were hard to fix because of wearing down from over-tightening. Regarding that: the screws start pressing into the inner pole really quickly when screwing in, and actually only need to go into their holes about halfway. This drove me a bit crazy (I like things flush, and I was tempted to just push them all the way through), but I definitely felt the shelves felt safer when not overly tightened. If you overtighten a screw and then take it out after, the pole instead is clearly compressed/damaged.All-in-all, I found this to be a surprisingly reliable and nice-looking item for a noticeably lower price than others.

This is a lovely-looking piece. It looks great in our shower. There was no damage to the item on arrival.The problems we have with this item are mechanical ones. The shower caddy may fit perfectly in a tub of a different height, but I'm not sure. Our shower caddy had to fit in a tub of about 77 inches tall. They give you 4 or 5 tubes to make the caddy adjustable. When we first put it together, three tubes seemed too loose, but four tubes made the rod too long to fit. With three tubes, the caddy seemed unstable and pulled out easily from the wall when you pulled out on the rod.We went so far as to measure what we thought would be the perfect height to give us the perfect tension to solve the looseness problem. We took one of the extra tubes to Home Depot and they cut it down to the right size. They had to cut the tube with a hacksaw which made the cut end of the tube uneven, but it was the best any of us could do. We then tried to apply the cut tube to the caddy, but it did not help. The shower caddy actually seemed more unstable, probably because of the uneven edge of the added tube.So now we just have three tubes in our shower caddy. As I said above, it pulls out easily if you pull outward on the rod. However, all forces applied parallel to the caddy's rod (i.e. placing/removing shower items from the caddy's shelves) do not dislodge it from it's position. We are comfortable using it as-is. We would be comfortable having guests use it, but we would warn them ahead of time not to pull on the rod. If we ever have children, we will probably come up with a different solution for holding our shower items. I would not feel safe if there were kids using the shower with that caddy.An assembly warning: be careful with the rod once you get the spring inside. Hold the tube with the spring VERY firmly. There were several instances where the spring popped out suddenly (and scared us half to death). Assembling this was a two-person job for us.We've only had it for a couple of weeks, but we haven't noticed any problems with the finish. We did place the caddy at the back of the tub where it won't get as wet, but we mostly placed it there because of other shower logistics and not as much because we were worried about rust.

Looks good like the design just hope it doesn't go rusty anytime soon

The first one was not that easy to assemble and ended up not staying in place. One of the shelves was extremely rough and not finished properly. I requested to return this product and it was replaced within a few weeks. The replacement product was easy to assemble and is very sturdy and looks great.

Caddies tarnished and coating coming off after only 4 weeks of use. Returned for a full refund.

This shower caddy is good! Build quality was better than I expected.Installation was very easy. I've been using this for over 6 months, but I found the weak point.About a month ago, my girlfriend decided to put 4 brand new shampoos on one shelf.The shelf was pushed downward a little bit. I thought the shelf will be fine after we use shampoos and take out the weight as we use them. The problem was, the shampoos had those push to pump nozzles. So whenever we used the shampoo, we provided extra weight to the shelf. After about a week, I could see the joint of the shelf had rusts. Crap.Then the shelf was ripped apart. I miss my shampoo shelf on this shower caddy so bad. If was placed in the middle.If you are getting this or any other shower caddy...DO NOT PLACE MORE THAN 3 SHAMPOO CONTAINERS (large) ON 1 SHELF.Other than that, we are still using this shower caddy, and they do not have any rust on them.

Bought more than one shower caddie and this one is by far the most stable, visually appealing, and affordable for the quality. Also much easier to install than the previous type we had purchased. Highly recommend.