Better LivingProducts 15277 Linea Luxury Shower Basket, Brushed Stainless Steel

This tray has a beautiful and luxurious appearance.The picture doesn't reflect how much the tray can hold, or it's nice quality.It's spacious, and convenient in our shower, and would be useful in other areas.The double hook is held on the mounting plate by 2 screws, so can be removed if desired.The molded tray is all one piece (not glued corners), adding to it's rich design and construction,and the plastic has a very light shimmering color of amethyst.The back-plate in the tray, (as is the hook) is solid brushed stainless steel, which hides the mounting plate.Tray = 14" long - 4" wide - 2" tall. It's thick sides leave the inside bottom width for items 3 1/4" x 13 1/4"with nine 1/2" sq drain holes. Tray weights 1.7lb.The tray easily slips on/off the mounting plate, (8" x 1/2") which makes it accessible to clean.This is a very sturdy, high end, quality product.The included glue is silicone which is usually removable,or optional screw mounting is included.Template included for level mounting.Lifetime warranty - from Canada, address & 800 ph # included.

Clear Plexiglas material molded to shape a glass like clear container. Has holes to let water drain out. Stainless steel cover was glued or heat adhered to the Plexiglas. During transit, this is the easiest part of the product that can separate due to heat or due to impact. It can be re-attached via provided silicon glue which is meant for the screwed backing attachment that the product mounts on. The mounting attachment connects to the bathroom wall via two screws and silicon glue. There is design built into the plexiglas that attaches the mounting to plexiglas which you have to push hard to "click-in" together. Once clicked-in, it's very hard to detach from the mounting hardware. Allow the silicon glue to cure over night. That is the concept of the design. In practice, the weight of the plexiglas applied on the two screw is very much working against the product like a lever agains the two screws. If the surface the screws goes in is not hard like fiberglass bathroom unit that is kind of flexible and not adhered to the wall or if the wall is not concrete or 2x4 wood, with the weight of the shampoo, conditioner, and soap will rip the screw out of the wall. Find out what's behind where you are putting the two screws, if the wall behind is not sturdy, use longer screw to get deeper into the wood frame behind it. Our both bathrooms are fiberglas enclosure that is flexible. This would work great with tiled wall and back of the bath wall has proper 2x4 frame to support it. I have to say otherwise, this product will enhance the bathroom. Its design is meant for the use on the bathroom with tiled wall and not for the fiberglas shower wall enclosure.

Before we received the Linea Luxury Shower Basket, our shampoos, conditioners and body washes were scattered around the tub. Not only was this mess a complete eyesore but the stationary bottles attracted mildew from the accumulating moisture.Fortunately, I’m not the one who had to screw the shower basket into the wall tile. I am far from a DIYer, and had it not been for my master carpenter BF, hurdle number one for me would have been the installation.We positioned the basket directly under the shower, and it looks and fits like a charm. I find the basket to be very sleek and durable, making it worthy of its “luxury” label. The best part of all was that we were able to fit all of our bottles except for one of them into the basket. My only concern is how difficult the shower basket will be to clean in the future. An innovative idea in the future would be for manufacturers to devise a customized cleaning brush for this product. Meanwhile, I think this new addition to the tub is something we’ve lived too long without.

This shelf isn't going to work for me. I am giving it the same rating as the average of all the reviews to date.It's not that easy to tell from the picture, but this shelf is primarily a heavy plastic with stainless steel structural details. It has a small surface so its functionality is limited. I would not be confident to attach it with the waterproof glue included - have had too many shelves come crashing down in the middle of the night - and the tile in my shower defies the insertion of screws for the alternate mounting option. It may work in some capacity other than the shower, I'm currently figuring that out. As a "luxury shower basket" it is quite impractical and way overpriced.

This is drop-dead gorgeous. The tray slides onto a mounting bracket that has the handy hook on the bottom for wash cloths or scrubbies. There are two options for mounting; sdrews with expansion bolts, or double-sided tape with silicone gel. So be sure you have a good spot picked out first! You can move the bracket later; if yyou used silicone, you use a serrated knife to separate the bracket from the wall after requesting a new mounting kit from the manufacturer. The tray slides off for cleaning easily, and has large drain holes. Hint: use a carpenter's level to ensure you have the bracket level when installing.

This shower basket is attractive, easy to install/use & works as it should. However, it is not a "to die for" piece & you can easily get the same function from a discount department store product. I love the clean/sleek vibe & it doesn't have to stay limited to the bathroom. You can put it up along the office walls, closet or even bedroom, as long as there is plenty of sturdy wood to hold the screws. I can see this going wrong if you hang it improperly, but if you have a little DIY experience, you'll be fine.Overall, it's a nice product but I'm not flipping over it...it is pretty & it functions though...