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Question: How far from the top of the caddy/top of shower door is the bottom of the top shelf? Want to make sure I'll be able to reach easily!
Document: I have been shopping for a shower caddy for quite awhile and wasn't able to find the &#34;right&#34; one. They would slide off the shower head piping, or the large shower head would make the top shelp almost unusable. I couldn't find one that would hold extra tall bottles of shampoo, conditioner, etc. and ended up with bottles collecting on the shower floor.
I hook a nylon puff underneath to let it drain after using. The top shelf will hold taller shampoo and gel bottles.How to cleanFrom time to time, you'll want to take this off the shower and scrub it down to remove hard water-soap scum and any soap residue in the dish.
I like this shower caddy. It's not perfect. It has a good, high quality weight and finish. It has useful baskets although a few more inches of length on the unit would make them more useful. This is a very nice looking unit, and compared to what's available, this is as good as I've seen.The biggest problem is the additional suction cups intended to secure the bottom of the caddy to the glass of either your shower door or its glass panels.
We installed a handheld showerhead and could not use the standard &#34;over the pipe&#34; design shower caddy. after reading several other reviews we choose this one. The hooks at the top are wide enough to fit over our shower setup easily. It secures to the shower door wall nicely with suction cups. I like the adjustability of the shelves.
I moved into a new home that has a gorgeous marble shower stall and one tiny shelf for a bar of soap. I didn't want to drill holes into the marble for fear of cracking the marble. I opted for this based on reviews. My shower stall has 2 walls of marble, one glass door and 1 glass wall. I placed the caddy over the glass wall and used the 2 suction cups it comes with to secure it so it doesn't scratch the glass.
I moved into an older building that had no shelves or storage of any kind in the shower area, but I don't care for the caddies that hang over the pipe. Your soap and other items are always wet with those which isn't sanitary. This over the door caddy is very sturdy, slides easily if you need to move it and looks nice. Also it's shown no signs of rust so far (I've had it almost three months, use it every day).
We have been looking for a stainless steel shower caddy to go over our glass shower door for almost 4 years. Prior to finding this item, we were purchasing metal shower caddies and replacing them about every 4-5 months when they started to rust. So far, so good as far as not rusting goes.The biggest complaint I have about this door caddy is that the soap dish on the bottom doesn't sit up correctly, so it just went in the garbage.
Any over the shower door hanger is going to be kind of weird but this works well. I ended up removing one of the shelves because my shampoo wouldn't fit on the bottom shelf but we only needed two shelves anyway.
This shower caddy is definitely worth the price. Make sure to get the Stainless Steel caddy as there has been many reviews on how the Chrome caddy rusts fast. I purchase my shampoo and conditioner at Costco so I have the HUGE 44 fl. oz bottles and they fit!
This is a handy product! This STAINLESS STEEL caddy arrived about 2 months ago and it perfectly fits the need to accommodate additional shower items (i.e., more soap bars, shampoo/conditioner bottles, back scrubbers, etc.). I'm glad I paid the extra bucks to make sure it does NOT rust...it looks fantastic enough to buy another (for bathroom #2) later this year. I recommend this product.
Answer: If I understand you correctly, I believe it is between 6-8 inches.  I am not home right now, or I would take a measurement for you, but that is my best estimate.  My husband puts his shaving mug on the top shelf, and has no issue reaching it.