Better Living Products 11250 Bath Boutique Corner Shower Basket, Chrome, 8-Inch

I purchased this rack to install in my full tile shower to allow me to stop putting soap on a built in shelf, which was causing a lot of mildew and soap scum issues. Install is easy enough, you will need the basics like a phillips screw driver, drill, and hammer, but a specialty tile bit is required.The basket itself seems to be of very high quality. It is heavy, sturdy, and has a very nice and shiny finish. The mounting hardware was sub-par, though. The plastic wall anchors are not very good quality, being out of round, and they felt rather brittle. If this basket came with better anchors, I would have no problem giving it 5 stars. I used some higher quality anchors from the hardware store for piece of mind. Even of you use the included hardware, I am sure it is still much more stable than all the suction cup baskets, exactly why I went with this style. I don't want it falling off the wall! Plus, it looks classier being hard-mounted than suction-cupped to the wall.I don't think it will rust, but I will keep an eye on it for any signs of rust anywhere, and update in the future.Just a little tip, I would recommend putting some caulk or silicone sealant over the plastic anchors once you have them in the wall, just to make sure the holes are completely sealed and you don't allow any water to seep through into your wall.

At the tile store these baskets were 3 fold more expensive. I couldn't believe anyone would actually pay >$200 for something like this.The other posters' comments regarding the crappy screws were right on the mark. Since I was redoing a bathroom shower right down to the studs, I was able to reinforce the corner mounting area with 2x4's in the back corner of my shower. I bought longer ~2 inch screws at the Home Depot and was able to screw the unit right into the studs. Make sure you get screws that have the same head size so they fit into the little brass ferrules so you can screw on the outer chrome screw covers for a clean look. I drilled right through my ceramic tile and Permabase backer with a dremel tile cutting bit for a clean hole. It really looks great

I just finished re-tiling the tub and I was pretty particular as to soap dishes. I do not like 'tiled in' soap dishes and I don't like baskets hanging off the shower head. I wanted something like the shower fixtures in nicer hotels I have stayed in. This basket was very clean looking, nice heft when held, pretty easy to install (use a tile bit) and looks great installed. It was the only one I have seen with a hook for the body wash 'poof' my wife and kids like to use; the poof doesn't hang on the spigot any more. The basket is big enough for a bar of soap one end, body wash bottle other end. Looks great and it nicely complements the new tiling in the tub.

This shelf is much more expensive than many you will find at Home Depot but I think it is worth it. I just spent a lot of money renovating my shower and bathroom and wanted a shelf that would not need to be replaced in a year. This shelf did not disappoint. It is heavy and solid and look great. Installation took about 10 minutes. I have no complaints about the hardware used to install it. The screws are stainless. I wanted to drill through the tile and cement board so I opted to use my own longer stainless screws but the screws included would be sufficient most of the time.

Shiny, high quality chrome finish. Like the fact it's drilled into tile.Only thing to take in account, your bathroom walls better be square in the corners.Two of these keep the tub area clean and clutter-free. Wish it didn't have the hook, however, as I have a towel bar in the tub. But I know it's a convenience for most.

I bought two of these for our small shower in our last house. I'm buying two more for the new house. It's great for separating his and her bath items, including those scrub puff/wash-cloths. Without them my wife would have tons of bottles on the floor and occupying all of the built in soap shelves. They really help keep order in the shower, and after a couple years, still no rust. Highly recommended.

I bought this basket for my new bathroom. It looks really nice but I was very reluctant to drill holes in my new italian tile. However the baskets with the suction cups do not last very long at all so I decided to go with something a little more permanent. I drilled the holes and right away I realized that the inserts were non standard size, the 3/16 holes were too small and the 1/4 too large. I went with the 1/4 and added some silicone to hold them in place and seal the holes. I was already starting to curse. When I tried to screw it down the screw heads stripped right away. Seriously, guys, for that kind of money you cannot put four good quality screws and four standard size good quality inserts in the box? What would that cost you? $0.01? I recommend that until the manufacturer improves the included hardware that nobody buys this - otherwise nice - basket.

This is a quality item which looks good. Installation was not complicated (hate those teeny tiny diagrams with no words through). However drilling through tiles is always hairy. I couldn't use the included screws and masonry plugs as I had a hardboard wall behind the tiles. I ended up using a product called RamNuts which I hadn't heard of before. Hoping it all stays put.

Received the packages in good order except one unit missed the installation assembly. Contacted Better Living and still waiting for the installation assembly. Disappointed that they did not include the installation assembly in one of the packages.

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