best item to put in shower stall
881070
It is very good but be sure you tighten the plastic "wings" because they do come loose and you certainly don't want to fall.
881071
I am sure it will work very well in a shower stall. We use our in a standard bathtub, fits perfectly. I am sure it will work in a shower stall.
881072
It works great in shower stall or tub. It does not slip and adjustable height. I even change the shower head to one with hand held piece which made easier for rinsing off!
88122
During. I have a stackable bin i bought from Ikea for $5. I soak one foot at a time in it towards the end of my shower. The other foot stays on the bathtub floor for stability.
1379467
I bought the antiqued bronze shower rod, towel racks, & toilet paper holder and stand from my local Walmart. I just used white towels & mats--I tried the cream color but found it needed the "pop" of white. Hope this helps!
2073823
I wouldn't since it's just plastic, not metal. And it might also depend on what she weighs. It just sticks to the shower wall with peel and stick adhesive strips and while it holds well so far I would think a small stool would be safer for a foot to rest on. Good luck.
1256468
You can hang it on a shower rod. It will stick out quite a bit on either side of the rod.
1864394
We used the handle grip on the shower stall and it has worked wonderfully and is a great help. We have not used it on tiles.
180402
They make a matching shower curtain. You might be able to do something with it.
493938
Thanks for your inquiry! I cannot say that anyone has stated their use for this stool specifically in the shower. But it is made out of plastic so it can withstand water. It is also textured to prevent slipping and has rubber grips on the corners. So with that in mind, I don't see why you couldn't use the item for the purpose of shaving in the shower. Hope that helps! Have a good day!
126622
Use a Luggable Loo in ours. If you get one or two of those interlocking foam pads for standing on, it also make a great shower tent.
2131090
I don't think you can cut it without power tools which is the reason I returned it. I intended to place it in the corner of my tub, but this item is better suited for a shower stall.
2185761
I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
1323407
I would suggest using hooks for if its on the shower head it might slip off..
1196894
I just go to Home Depot and buy a small tube of it for a few bucks. They have a variety branded for bathrooms. Just don't let it dry up real bad and you can use it for future projects.
665008
We have our shower caddy in a shower stall. I am not sure if I understand the question. Can you describe where the shower caddy will go and how high your ceiling is.
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I found some good tips at this site: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/38202/how-can-i-make-suction-cups-stay-securely-to-a-tiled-shower-wall Some ideas: -clean tiles of soap AND mineral residue-clean suction cups but allow to air dry (drying by towel can leave lint that impedes suction)-add bathroom Command hooks to supplement hanging-silicone caulk which sticks it fast, but can be removed with a putty knife if relocating/removing basket-upgrade to 'better' cups, which is your original question...where to buy them. But if you can't find, these other ideas may help. I found some good tips at this site: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/38202/how-can-i-make-suction-cups-stay-securely-to-a-tiled-shower-wall Some ideas: -clean tiles of soap AND mineral residue-clean suction cups but allow to air dry (drying by towel can leave lint that impedes suction)-add bathroom Command hooks to supplement hanging-silicone caulk which sticks it fast, but can be removed with a putty knife if relocating/removing basket-upgrade to 'better' cups, which is your original question...where to buy them. But if you can't find,... » Read More I found some good tips at this site: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/38202/how-can-i-make-suction-cups-stay-securely-to-a-tiled-shower-wall Some ideas: -clean tiles of soap AND mineral residue-clean suction cups but allow to air dry (drying by towel can leave lint that impedes suction)-add bathroom Command hooks to supplement hanging-silicone caulk which sticks it fast, but can be removed with a putty knife if relocating/removing basket-upgrade to 'better' cups, which is your original question...where to buy them. But if you can't find, these other ideas may help. « Show Less
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It is a LED fixture that fits in a recess can. If bought with the water proof trim it can be used in a shower. If not then you could just buy a LED bulb and screw it in your recess can.
1245523
Mine is inside the shower. It also looks great above the toilet at a certain height (so you don't bump your head since it portrudes a little)