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Question: What is the distance between the the second shelf and the bottom of the top shelf? Can standard shampoo bottle fit in bottom shelf?
Document: This is a nice quality and heavy gauge stainless steel unit. The shelves are a great size and deep enough  so if you bump it the shampoo bottle don't fall out. Comes with two suction cups to keep it from swinging. All in all I would recommend this caddy.
I'm sure its fine for a conventional shower head, but we have inserted a &#34;T&#34; for a hand held shower head in between the standard goose neck coming out of the wall and the original shower head. The result is that the top shelf interferes with the shower head motion. This is certainly our problem and not the manufacturer's. The product is well made, but it would have worked better for us if the hanger section was a bit longer.
This shower caddy looks great and has held up well. We've had it for about 4 months now, and it looks just as great as the first day we put it in the shower. The only real complaint I have is that the bottom shelf isn't tall enough to accommodate extra large bottles, but the top shelf can hold them, and I think it has a larger capacity than most other caddy's I've seen. Worth the extra cost, because it doesn't corrode and rust like most others I have seen.
Just got this the other day and I like it a lot. IF it does rust I'll change my 5 star rating and edit my feedback post. Until then, it's worth it. The suction cups work well for me and the rubber slide stop thing that goes around the shower head works fine. The shelves on the caddy really are deep. Second shelf is just as deep but not high enough for larger "family/value size things. But that's what the top shelf is for.
I've had this in my shower now for 2 almost 3 months and no sign of rust - yeah - finally a caddy that won't rust. Like the other reviews, the top bar can be in the way of the shower head if you have a large one. I hang my caddy over the shower head and I have alot of stuff as well and it holds everything. My only complaint was that when you go to push on a bottle of soap the caddy would slide down due to the weight.
It looked beautiful and sturdy, but was so deep that water hit top shelf of caddy and sprayed all over. It if would be farther away from shower head might have worked. I sent it back.
So not only does it cut off some of the water from your shower stream, but it trickles water down into the soap dish area. If you don't want your soap to dissolve, you have to keep the soap on the top shelf where it's awkward to reach.Note that we have a shower with a big shower head and one with a small shower head, and it obstructs the flow of water on both.
Product appears to be real stainless steel, which should prevent it from rusting like every other caddy I have owned. The design is off in my opinion. Many newer homes have large shower heads. This does not accomodate well as the shower head actually sprayed on the fron rail of the top shelf.
The top shelf is 2&#34; too high. This keeps you from being able to adjust your shower head to a downward position. If your shower hear is 2&#34; diameter or less this is possibly OK. I have a switch so that I can adjust the flow which adds an inch to the length of my shower head arm.
The soap holder is way too deep and has no way of sliding out the soap without grabbing it from the holder which is a pain. This might be helped with a plastic soap holder added to the caddy.In my opinion, if the caddy was 2&#34; longer and the top shelf was places 2&#34; lower and the soap holder was more shallow, this would be a excellent caddy.
Answer: Yes, a standard shampoo bottle should be able to fit in the bottom shelf.