Everythink Adhesive Corner Shower Caddy, 9.1 by 12.4-Inch

I've built aquariums and have a lot of experience working with silicone in wet areas. Silicone is completely capable of holding this with whatever you're going to load in it but you have to install it properly. Clean the surfaces. Install the hangers. Wait 72 hours... Heck, wait as long as you can. A week is the most you'd need. Silicone does not get its strength until it cures and depending on the humidity in the area you're installing it, that could take up to a week. Especially if you're still using the shower each day. Let it cure and be patient before putting weight on it. Follow the instructions and it'll hold a bowling ball! As an aside, silicone does not bond to plastics. If your shower surround is plastic or possibly even some of the synthetics, ditch the silicone and follow the same directions but substitute a glue that is intended for bonding plastics to metal.

I feel like a lot of the people who have this fall off the wall did not install it right, and it bothers me when people write negative reviews about things that were their own fault... However, I have to admit installing this was unnecessarily tedious. Mine is staying, and holding plenty of weight – but the waiting and the hassle of dealing with the glue was certainly irritating. If you buy this, be sure and not cut corners.

I followed installation directions but the included silicone didn't do the job. Used left over crystal clear silicone from the new shower install. This thing really opens the whole thing up and makes the job look more high-end-amateur rather than slap-dash-saving-money-doing-it-myself-amateur. It easily holds the big Costco-sized shampoo and conditioner bottles. So glad to toss out the over-the-shower caddy.

I bought this for my apartment out of the country. We hung it up with extra silicone so that wasn't the problemThe issue was it was all rusty. It's DEFINTELY not good quality. I would not recommend this to anyoneI know I bought it over 30 days ago but I didn't have a chance to see it till a few months later so therefor I can't return it

I thought I followed the instructions carefully, and initially the thing went up and stayed there. An hour or so later it clanged into the tub. I tried more double sided tape, etc., etc., but to no avail. I've returned it. Happy to give it a good review if they send someone over who can actually get it to stick to the bathroom wall!

Had to get additional cement to keep it up. Recommend letting it sit for 48 hours before using. Other than that, it works great.

This is very sturdy and easy to install - so my handyman told me. You do have to let the wall bracket set for 48 hours, but no big deal. It seems very secure, and I love the hooks for my back and foot brushes

Love it needed to use screws to attach it.