Sccot Bathroom Shelf with Rail, Stainless Steel Bathroom Rectangular Shower Caddy Basket Organizer Wall Mounted Bathroom Towel Rack, 3 Tier Length-60cm…

Ok, I had to get someone to fix it to the wall for me. It was not a long job. It looks very in keeping with my present shower. I was a little surprised at the size of it, expecting it to take the place of the old slimmer one, but in actual fact, going on a different wall due to the size, it looks much better and is "out of the way".It has a lovely mirrored look and would give the impression it had been on that wall for ages. I hope to decorate it soon with lots of items in it. One thing I really like is the towel rail. I think that will be a huge bonus for the mat that I put on the floor.I cannot really rate the Adhesion, Easy to install, Sturdiness but I believe all of them to be good. I will be testing it myself tomorrow when I use the shower. Very pleased with the speediness and obvious ease of fitting. xx

I just love this product - It is sturdy, looks elegant, good storage, and even better with a lovely ivy hanging off it...

Bought this because of its larger size compared to the typically tiny bathroom shelves you can buy. Also, its stainless steel construction means means it won't rust too soon (I hope).There are no instructions provided. OK, so they include some Chinglish instructions in the product description and photos above but these don't cover assembling the entire thing (it comes in pieces), or removing the protective film from the shelves (something that involves, ironically, dismantling them a little). To be blunt, none of this is very difficult if you've done this kind of thing in the past, but if you're new to self-assembly or find it difficult then you'll be lost.This is a heavy unit when assembled and one person simply won't be able to put it up without another person to help, such as holding it while the holes are marked on the wall. I think they intend you to fix the supports to the wall, and then assemble the unit, but that way lies madness. Put it together first.The rawl plugs they provide are a little large and probably beyond the usual size of rawl plugs, so you might need a bigger drill bit than you're used to when attaching this to a wall. (I just used smaller rawl plugs I had lying around.)It's a little weird that the upright supports have the model number etched into them. This means that whenever you look at the shelf, you'll see these series of letters and numbers. Why not just put this on the back instead?