simplehuman X-Large Adjustable Hanging Shower Caddy, Handheld Showerhead Compatible, Family-Size Bathroom Organizer with 12-Inch Extended Neck, Adjustable Shelves, Rust-Proof Stainless Steel

**5 Year Update at bottom ** I've only had this for a few weeks, so I can't say how it will do as far as rust goes. I really hesitated to spend almost $80 on a shower caddy, but I am happy with this purchase. As you can see in the photos, the hand held shower 'tubing' works just fine with this caddy, and hangs down between the shelves with no issue. The shelves are adjustable up and down, enough to accommodate most large bottles of soap, etc. There is a spot to securely hang a razor, and another little 'cup' that would fit a razor or some other small item in. At the bottom you can hang a 'loofa' type scrubbie, although I have to fold the little handle on mine to get it to fit; the type with a 'rope' handle will hang perfectly. To connect it onto your shower head you unscrew the screw, open up the flip 'thing' and slip it over the shower head pipe. Flip it back down and tighten the screw; it's held securely on there. I have 'standard' pipe, and it fits it well. If your pipe is larger by much it may not fit. I think the description gives the dimension of pipe it will fit. The suction cups are just 'ok'; I don't have any problem with them slipping around much, but if you have kids or even adults who are a bit 'active' in the shower the caddy may slip back and forth a bit. It's not an issue for us. They do give you two sticky adhesive pads you can use if your tile isn't smooth or if you have a problem. Overall I definitely recommend it; it's attractive (at least for now, assuming it actually doesn't rust, as advertised), sturdy and works fine with a hand held shower head. **UPDATE 5/2025: I remain impressed. Zero rust after 5 years!!

I've had this for a little over two years now and it's still as good as the day it arrived. I got the extra large because it's the only version that's compatible with shower wands extensions. The medium and large versions were way too small for my shower and weren't compatible with hand-held shower extensions. I finally got the extra large version which fits perfectly and has plenty of storage for me and my brother's family whenever they visit. Out of all the models this company makes, this one is more robust and evenly balanced. The shelves can be adjusted up or down, not side to side like the smaller models. The clamp uses screws to keep the caddy secured and there's two suction cups on the bottom of the neck that keep the whole unit from shifting side to side when using it. Once the caddy is set in place it's not moving one inch. Mine feels like it's part of the wall, no play whatsoever. The design is eye catching yet fully functional above most caddies on the market. Made from materials that won't rust and are easy to clean. You won't see any spots or rust forming at all. The soap dish can be removed for cleaning and each section is big enough to hold the larger bottles of whatever product you want to put in there. I was looking at a bamboo/metal caddy that had a similar design but nothing quite substantial as this one. There's a lot of imitations of this design floating around and they're garbage. For $90 I have a shower caddy that will last forever. It's very easy to set-up and comes assembled in one piece.

I bought this shower organizer to replace an older model that was starting to rust. What I love about it: It's so much more sturdy than the old one because of the way it screws onto the shower head pipe, decreasing any wobbling of the caddy from side to side as you take items off of one side or the other; it's fully adjustable to house even the tallest of bottles; the ability to turn bottles (like my face soap) upside down for easy dispensing; ample room for all of our shower items. What I would improve upon: Place separate areas for razors - they are beside each other (from front to back) rather than on opposite sides or at the ends of different baskets. This leads to one of us knocking the other razor off as we try to grab the other. I ended up just putting mine on one of the bottom shelves because the back razor holder isn't easy to get to. I would not have a bar soap holder. We never use bar soap (I find the thought of it nauseating...who wants someone else's body grime on their soap!) so I would have made another open basket there. I would have made the cup-like holder on the left side of the baskets deeper. I think it's supposed to be for a cup and toothbrushes, but we do not brush our teeth in the shower. Making it deeper would have added to the versatility. Overall all, I am incredibly pleased with the versatility and quality of this shower caddy and highly recommend it.

Amazing, worth every penny! I had been searching for a long time trying to find a shower rack that would work on our stone texture tile and hanging shower head. This rack is just perfect! It fits securely and suction holds strong to the tile and easily screws on the show head along with adjustable shelf heights, great his and hers storage capacity. Very stable, and holds a lot of weight. Super recommended!

Just received and installed. Can be installed with one simple Phillip’s head screwdriver. Solid construction and nice appearance. Definitely nicer than any shower caddy I’ve ever had under $100. I’ve only ever used a corner-pole type other than the standard cheap Walmart caddies, in a previous residence where there was a garden tub/shower combo. Anyway, impressive as it may be, my suspicions were confirmed that the locking head that goes around the spout does not swivel, and therefore needed some “gentle manhandling” to bring it into range for the suction cups to do their part at the bottom. You can see this in the pictures. Before I finagled it down the angle of the spout a bit, it was probably 1.5 - 2” from the shower wall at the bottom and I was afraid the suction cups wouldn’t hold. Side note - the suction cups are smaller, and therefore have a bit more grip than the larger ones on the wall mounted baskets I just threw away because they continuously fell and almost took your legs out mid-shower. That’s a plus. We’ll see how it holds up. I cleaned the wall with alcohol to ensure a tight grip. Bottom line, if you have a shitty-ass fiberglass all-in-one shower bath combo like we do, this product will still work with a little finagling. I’ll follow up after some time. $80 for a shower caddy most certainly requires follow up. 4 stars for the impressive appeal right out of the box, and overall first impression (even considering the slight mod to get it into place). 5 stars for the suction cups because they didn’t break loose the moment I placed them. 5 stars for the sturdy feel and construction and adjustable shelves with enough room for my wife’s big ass shampoo and conditioner bottles on the top and second levels. I’m cautiously optimistic that this will work well until I can rip this POS fiberglass tract-home tub out of here and put in a tile walk-in shower. We’ll see.

I absolutely love this shower caddy! It’s the ideal size - big enough to hold all my essentials without feeling bulky or cluttered. The design is super sturdy and well-made, so it doesn’t wobble or slide around. I especially appreciate the adjustable compartments for different bottles and the hooks for razors and loofahs. Installation was a breeze, and it fits perfectly in my shower without taking up extra space. Highly recommend if you want a durable, practical, and stylish organizer!

I've had a love-hate relationship with shower caddies for years. The first one we tried hung over the shower head. It quickly rusted, and as the bottom of it rested directly against the tiles in the shower, those tiles have been left with rust stains that I cannot scrub or bleach out. After that, we tried a variety of caddies, from a tension-pole model that quickly rusted out, to freestanding wire models that quickly rusted out, to a freestanding plastic model that didn't rust, but did become slimy and was hard to scrub clean. All of the freestanding caddies had the drawback of allowing soap scum and hair to collect under them, and mold to grow under them if not frequently moved. So I was hopeful about this Simple Human caddy. I've not had it long enough to know how quickly it will rust -- the baskets are steel and steel exposed to water will eventually rust, "stainless" or not. But one feature that I very much like about this one, as compared to the first caddy that hung from the shower head, is that no metal parts contact the shower tiles. The top clamps (with a rubber gasket design) onto the shower pipe and so doesn't touch at the top, and at the bottom the suction cups hold the bottom of it away from the tiles. The other feature I appreciate of any hanging caddy versus a freestanding model on the floor since my wife and I both have weak uncorrected vision, is that the former holds everything at eye level, which makes it easier to see what we're looking for. Beyond that, I appreciate the degree of flexibility this model offers. I was worried that it might be too tall to hang from our shower head and not obscure the shower controls and out of the box it was, but it can be shortened as well as extended, and I was able to make it fit. Two of the shelves may also be moved up or down, and the mechanism for doing that is easy to do tool-free and seems to lock the shelves in place pretty well.

It took several attempts to get the right one for our shower, but once I figured it out, AMAZING. The cost of caddies was somewhat of a deterrent to match our shower needs. The thought of paying $100 for a shower caddy seemed crazy so I started with the most basic at almost half the price. I tried each and every version of this brand of caddy (except for the floor version) and ultimately the XL met the exact needs of our product and plumbing needs. Our bathrooms have handheld showerheads, with different hot/cold handle placement. One bathroom the handles are fairly close to the shower head so the adjustable length was needed but the size large shelves didn't allow for the shower hose to rest flat. Another bathroom the handles are further down so the adjustable feature wasn't needed as much but the hose placement really worked best with the XL. So, here we are with XL shower caddies and they're absolutely worth it. After years of living with warehouse sized shampoo, conditioner and body wash bottles falling off bathtub ledges, finally everything fits perfectly and the tub is no longer a storage nightmare. Do yourself the added benefit of buying nice matching refillable bottles and ditch the warehouse bottles, you'll love your caddy even more!

We had to remove the rubber inserts from the bracket that mounts around the shower head pipe. Also the soap dishes are not adjustable so be aware - the unit is quite tall.

I'm actually still using a simplehuman medium caddy in my household, which is 7 years old, with no rust and pretty much operates as well as the day it was purchased. Beyond removing some water and soap scaling that built up over time, it looks almost as new as the day I installed it. So, choosing to upgrade to the X-Large Caddy was an easy decision. I like the center split style of the X-Large Caddy, as when I'm done with my shower and the shower head drains that last of its water, it no longer drips onto the soap tray. That is the one criticism, if any, I have of my original Medium Caddy version. The XL solves this problem by the middle separation on the adjustable shelf and having the soap trays both left and right of the center column. I quite like the right side with a washcloth bar that wraps around and the open wire tray for air drying my loofa. The wire shelves are also easily adjustable, both up or down, by turning the dial on the shaft mount and releasing the tension, before turning the dial back to secure it in place. This caddy installs easily and securely based on the unique clamp that features a good rubber seal that grips around the shower head pipe, and then is secured with a standard rust-proof Philips screw. I also like how the main shaft of the caddy is height-adjustable with the simple press of a spring-release toggle on the back of the shaft. Overall, if you are looking for an incredibly well-made and durable show caddy, this model, along with the other available sizes from simplehuman, offers a tried and tested stainless steel and aluminum build based on my 7 year using the Medium Caddy. Yes, there is a price premium and price increases I've seen on even the Medium Caddy I purchased for $42 vs. $80 today, but know that your purchase will last. An easy recommended buy based on my long-term use of the Medium Caddy and installation of the X-Large Caddy, which does indeed offer some nice quality of life improvements in the overall design.

Es tal cuál la foto y quedó perfecto con las cosas que teníamos. Les recomiendo checar bien las medidas porque es grande, suficiente para que cupieran TODAS las cosas de mi esposa y mías. El diseño es increíble y puedes modificar el tamaño de las divisiones, así como la altura como se muestra en la imagen de venta.

I was well aware this wouldn’t fit on my shower head because my shower head just isn’t able to hold caddy’s but it’s still a great addition to my shower! I love it! I recommend this especially with all the adjustability (just don’t adjust it down to the full length if you’re going to be putting heavy things in it, I don’t think it could handle that, but it is built quite well!

Everytime I look at it, I just love it. It looks so good and is leagues ahead of any other caddy on the market. Worth every penny