Over Door Shower Caddy: 12 Listings Compared by Mount and Load

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Every fact in this guide comes from the product names, specification fields and seller descriptions on the 12 Amazon listings below.

This set does not match its title. No listing names simplehuman as its brand. The closest name in the set is Simple Houseware, which is listed as its own brand. The 12 listings carry 12 different brand names, and they mount in several different ways: over a glass shower door, over a shower head or arm, on a rod or bar, and on a wall. This guide covers all 12 as listed, and it says plainly where a listing’s mounting style does not fit the title’s “over door” description.

Who this guide is for

This guide is for people who want a hanging caddy for shampoo, conditioner, soap and a handheld showerhead, and who need it to fit their particular shower. The key question is not which caddy is best. It is which mounting style matches the glass, the shower arm or the rod you have.

It is not a ranking. A caddy that hangs over a frameless glass door is the wrong choice for a sliding door, and a caddy that hangs over a shower head is the wrong choice for a handheld showerhead on a bracket. The sections below help you match the listing to your bathroom. For a shower-head option, see Best Hanging Shower Caddy for Handheld Shower Head, and for a rack on the head, see Best Shower Head Organizer.

Quick comparison table

The table lists the main figures from each listing. “Not stated” means the listing does not give the figure. “Not confirmed” means the listing gives figures that disagree, and the notes explain each case once.

Listing	Mounts on (listed)	Load (listed)	Width x height (in)	Material	Door or glass fit (listed)	Warranty
LOOBOV Hanging Shower Caddy	Frameless glass door	7 kg (15.4 lb)	9 x 25.2	Stainless steel (SUS304)	Glass up to 12 mm	Not stated
Generic Over Door Shower Caddy	Glass door, not sliding	Not stated	9.9 x 29.2	Carbon steel	Not for sliding doors	Not stated
Fitespot 3-Tier Shower Caddy	Shower arm or glass door	40 lb	15 x 39	Stainless steel	Glass up to 1.77 in	Not stated (1 year in description)
YASONIC Shower Caddy	Over shower head	40 lb	13 x 26	Aluminum	Not stated	2 years, manufacturer
Simple Houseware Shower Caddy	Over shower head	10 lb	16 x 26	Stainless steel	Not stated	Not stated
Seltomer 1-Tier Caddy	Rod, bar or door	Not confirmed	11.2 x 12.8	Stainless steel	Not stated	Not stated
Aitatty Over Door Caddy	Glass door	40 lb	12.5 x 24	Stainless steel	Glass under 1.77 in	Not stated
Womamny Over Glass Caddy	Glass door	Not stated	Not confirmed	Stainless steel	Glass 2 to 50 mm (description)	Not stated
IntreLife Shower Caddy	Bathroom rod or tub	Not stated	11 x 8.75	Stainless steel	Not stated	Not stated
HavBeat Over Door Caddy	Door, rod or towel bar	40 lb	13 x 26.71	Aluminum	Not stated	Not stated
Vanoshome Adjustable Caddy	Shower head or hook	50 lb	12.2 x 29.9	Aluminum and stainless steel	Frameless glass, with a straight hook (description)	Not stated
LYRIFFTIC Shower Caddy	Wall (listed); glass door (description)	Not stated	33 x 22.9	Metal	Not stated	Not stated

Three things stand out. Mounting is the most important difference, and the listings disagree about it more than anything else. Load ratings run from 10 pounds to 50 pounds, and four listings state no load rating at all. Only the Womamny listing gives a glass range, 2 to 50 millimeters in its description, which is much wider than the others and needs checking against your own door.

Start with the mount, not the look

The title says “over door,” but that is one of several mounting styles in this set. Each style fits a different bathroom, so match the style to your shower before you compare anything else.

Over a glass shower door. These caddies hook over the top edge of a frameless or semi-frameless glass door, usually with suction cups to hold the rack in place. The LOOBOV, Generic, Aitatty and Womamny listings are written for this style. The Generic listing says it is not for sliding doors. The LOOBOV listing says the caddy is for frameless glass doors up to 12 millimeters thick. The Aitatty listing says the door must be under 1.77 inches thick.

Over a shower head or shower arm. These caddies hang on the shower arm, with a rubber pad or hook that grips the arm. The YASONIC and Simple Houseware listings are written for this style. The Fitespot listing can hang over a shower arm for a fixed or detachable handheld showerhead, or be turned over to mount on a glass door.

On a rod, bar or tub edge. These are hooks or baskets that hang over a bathroom rod, a towel bar or the edge of a tub. The IntreLife listing is written for a rod or tub edge, and it snaps into place without tools. The Seltomer listing can hang over a shower bar, curtain rod, towel bar or grab bar, and its description also calls it a shower door caddy.

On a wall. The LYRIFFTIC listing states a wall mount, although its description describes it as an over-door caddy for glass doors. Confirm which mount you will get before you buy.

The mounting style decides whether the caddy will sit where you need it. A door caddy over a sliding door does not work. A shower-head caddy on a fixed shower arm may not reach the handheld showerhead bracket. A rod caddy in a shower with no rod does not work at all.

Glass thickness and door type

Glass thickness is the most common reason a door caddy does not fit. The listings give different figures, and some are missing the figure.

The LOOBOV listing states 12 millimeters, which is about half an inch, and says the caddy is for frameless glass doors up to that thickness. Its minimum required door width field also reads 12 millimeters, and its description describes the same glass-thickness limit. The two fields agree.

The Fitespot listing says it can mount over glass doors up to 1.77 inches thick with no distance restriction. The Aitatty listing says its non-slip silicone lines the top to hold a door under 1.77 inches. Both figures are in inches, so compare them with your own glass in the same unit.

The Womamny listing gives a range of 2 to 50 millimeters in its description, which is much wider than the others. The same listing also describes an earlier model that covered 12 to 28 millimeters. The wider range is the seller’s figure, and it is not confirmed by a second field, so check it against your door.

The Generic listing has a minimum required door width of 9.9 inches. That figure matches the caddy’s own width, not a door measurement, so do not use it to check your door. The listing says the caddy is not for sliding doors. Confirm the door type before you order.

Several listings state no glass thickness at all: YASONIC, Simple Houseware, Seltomer, IntreLife, HavBeat, Vanoshome and LYRIFFTIC. For those, measure the glass or the shower arm yourself and ask the seller if the fit is unclear.

Load ratings

A load rating tells you how much weight the caddy is listed to hold. Several listings give one, and two give none.

The LOOBOV listing gives a maximum of 7 kilograms, which is about 15.4 pounds. Its weight-capacity field reads “minimum weight” but gives the same 15.4 pounds, and the description says the caddy holds up to 7 kilograms. The figure is read as a maximum, and it is consistent across fields.

The Fitespot, YASONIC, Aitatty and HavBeat listings each give 40 pounds. The Vanoshome listing gives 50 pounds, the highest in the set. The Simple Houseware listing gives 10 pounds, the lowest.

The Seltomer listing is Not confirmed. Its maximum weight recommendation is 20 pounds, its capacity field says 15 pounds, and its description says the rack holds up to 30 pounds. Three figures in one listing cannot all be right, so do not plan a full load on this caddy until the seller confirms.

The Generic, Womamny, IntreLife and LYRIFFTIC listings state no load rating, so their capacity is Not stated in the listing.

A load rating is only useful for a caddy that is fitted correctly. If the caddy hangs on a shower arm or a door that is too thin or too thick, its listed load may not apply. Check the fit first, then the load.

How to choose a caddy from this set

Work through these questions in order. Each one removes a group of listings.

What do you hang it on? A glass door, a shower arm, a rod or a wall. Choose the mount that matches your bathroom. If you have a sliding door, the Generic listing is not suitable, and any listing that requires a fixed glass door should be checked first.

How thick is your glass, or how wide is your arm? Measure the glass in millimeters or inches and compare with the figure in the listing. For shower arms, check the listing’s stated fit.

How much do you plan to store? A 40-pound rating holds a full set of bottles for most people, but if you plan to hang a heavy rack of cleaning products, the 10-pound Simple Houseware listing is the wrong choice.

Do you need a tiered or compact caddy? Two-tier and three-tier listings give more space, while the Seltomer and LYRIFFTIC listings are more of a single basket or a wide rack. Match the depth and tiers to your bottles.

Do you use a handheld showerhead? The Fitespot and Vanoshome listings describe hooks or mounts for a handheld showerhead. Confirm the mount fits your bracket before you order.

Do you need tools? Several listings say no drilling and no tools. The Fitespot listing says assembly takes about three minutes. The LOOBOV listing says the brackets need a tool and screws, so it is not a fully tool-free install.

Measure before you buy

These checks take a few minutes and prevent most returns.

Measure the glass or the arm. For a door caddy, measure the glass thickness. For an arm, measure the diameter or the shape at the point where the caddy will hang.
Check the door type. Confirm whether the door slides or is fixed. The Generic listing rules out sliding doors.
Measure the space. Compare the width and height in the table with the space you have, and allow room for the bottles.
Check the valve clearance. The Fitespot listing gives a valve check: measure the vertical distance from the shower arm to the valve base, and make sure the caddy’s bottom crossbar leaves room to work the valve. The listing gives a specific range of 28.35 to 29.13 inches below the top frame.
Confirm the load. Use the figure in the listing that matches your mount. Where the figures conflict, as with Seltomer, do not rely on either one.
Check what is included. Several included-item lists differ from the description. Confirm before you order.
Check the warranty. Only YASONIC states a manufacturer warranty of two years. Fitespot’s description refers to a one-year warranty, but its warranty field is empty.

Product-by-product notes

The notes follow the order of the table. Each one covers the listed facts, the points that need checking, and who the caddy suits.

LOOBOV Hanging Shower Caddy

The LOOBOV Hanging Shower Caddy is a stainless steel rack with two shelves, a polished silver finish and a rectangular shape. It measures 3.9 inches deep, 9 inches wide and 25.2 inches high, and it weighs 1.6 kilograms, about 3.5 pounds. The listing gives a maximum of 7 kilograms, about 15.4 pounds. It is made of SUS304 stainless steel, and the listing says it is rust proof.

The mount is a frameless glass door of up to 12 millimeters. The listing says the brackets connect with tools and screws, so it is not a fully tool-free install. The hooks on the back can hold a towel and a squeegee, and there are four detachable hooks for sponges.

Best for: a frameless glass door of 12 millimeters or less, with a need for a stainless rack and a load rating of about 15 pounds.

Avoid if: your door is thicker than 12 millimeters or the door slides, or you need a tool-free install.

Generic Over Door Shower Caddy

The Generic Over Door Shower Caddy is a two-tier carbon steel caddy that measures 4 inches deep, 9.9 inches wide and 29.2 inches high. It weighs 3 pounds. It is powder coated and described as rustproof, with an abrasion-resistant finish and non-slip silicone grips. The listing says it is for glass doors and that it is not for sliding doors.

Three fields do not agree. The finish field says nickel, but the color field says black. The specific-uses field says cleaning supply, but the description and the title describe a bathroom caddy. The minimum required door width of 9.9 inches is the caddy’s own width, not a door measurement. The first two conflicts are Not confirmed, and the width figure should not be used to check your door. The load rating is not stated.

Best for: a fixed glass door, with a plain two-tier steel rack for bottles and cleaning supplies, and a willingness to confirm the finish.

Avoid if: the door slides, or you need a stated load rating or a confirmed finish.

Fitespot 3-Tier Shower Caddy

The Fitespot 3-Tier Shower Caddy is a stainless steel caddy with three adjustable baskets. It measures 4.72 inches deep, 15 inches wide and 39 inches high, and it weighs 4 pounds. The listing gives a capacity of 40 pounds, and the description says the square steel tube holds up to 40 pounds without bending. The included items are a three-tier caddy, 12 hooks, a soap dish and a toothbrush holder.

The caddy can hang over a standard shower arm, which suits a fixed or detachable handheld showerhead, or be turned upside down to mount over a glass door up to 1.77 inches thick. It has two suction cups, and the description says the top has a rubber pad to grip the arm. The description also gives a valve-clearance check, which is covered in the measurement checks above.

The finish field says polished, the color field says black, and the description says powder coated. The finish is Not confirmed, since the fields and the description describe it differently. The warranty field is empty, but the description refers to a one-year warranty.

Best for: a shower with a handheld showerhead, or a glass door up to 1.77 inches thick, that needs three levels of storage and a 40-pound rating.

Avoid if: you need a confirmed finish, or your valve sits in a place the caddy would block.

YASONIC Shower Caddy Hanging

The YASONIC Shower Caddy Hanging is an aluminum caddy with three compartments that hangs over a shower head. It measures 4.72 inches deep, 13 inches wide and 26 inches high, and it weighs 1.7 pounds. The listing gives a capacity of 40 pounds and a manufacturer warranty of two years. The model number is YS-K-401plus.

The caddy is made of aluminum with a surface hardness of 200 to 300 HV, and it has a rubber circle on top for stability. The wall fixing options are one suction cup and two adhesive pads, which allow it to be used with a wall as well as a shower arm. The included-components field reads “No,” which is not a list, so the included items are Not stated in the listing.

The description mentions fresh and bright colors, while the color field says silver. The color is Not confirmed. The listing gives a quick response within 24 hours for questions.

Best for: an over-shower-head caddy with a stated two-year manufacturer warranty and a 40-pound rating.

Avoid if: you need a confirmed color or included list, or you have a glass door rather than a shower arm.

Simple Houseware Stainless Steel Hanging Shower Head Caddy

The Simple Houseware Stainless Steel Hanging Shower Head Caddy is a stainless steel caddy with two compartments that hangs over a shower head. It measures 5.5 inches deep, 16 inches wide and 26 inches high, and it weighs 1 kilogram, about 2.2 pounds. The listing gives a maximum weight recommendation of 10 pounds, which is the lowest in the set. The model number is BO-40A-S.

The caddy has a deep basket for larger bottles and a lower shelf for soap and small items, with four bottom hooks for loofahs and bath accessories. The listing says it has a non-slip grip and two suction cups. The listed brand is Simple Houseware, not the brand named in the title. The listing does not give a warranty.

Best for: a light, wide over-head caddy for bottles and soap, where a 10-pound load is enough.

Avoid if: you plan to hang heavy items, since the listed load is only 10 pounds, or you need a glass-door caddy.

Seltomer 1-Tier Shower Caddy

The Seltomer 1-Tier Shower Caddy is a single-basket stainless steel caddy with a 360-degree rotating hook. It measures 4.1 inches deep, 11.2 inches wide and 12.8 inches high, and it weighs 0.63 kilograms, about 1.4 pounds. The included items are one basket, two hanging rods, two removable hooks, two suction cups and three nuts.

The load is Not confirmed. The maximum weight field says 20 pounds, the capacity field says 15 pounds, and the description says it holds up to 30 pounds. Three figures in one listing cannot all be right. It has two hanging methods, one at the back and one at the side, which keeps the basket level over a bar or rod. It is also described as a shower door caddy.

Best for: a light single basket on a shower rod, bar or door, where you can test the fit before you rely on the load.

Avoid if: you plan a full load, since the listed weight is unconfirmed, or you need several tiers.

Aitatty Over Door Shower Caddy

The Aitatty Over Door Shower Caddy is a stainless steel caddy with six compartments. It measures 5.3 inches deep, 12.5 inches wide and 24 inches high, and it weighs 2.4 pounds. The listing gives a capacity of 40 pounds, and its maximum weight recommendation matches. It uses four suction cups and a fixing sticker, and the description says it fits any door under 1.77 inches thick.

The caddy is not for sliding doors. The included-components field is not stated, though the item highlight mentions hooks and soap holders. Confirm the included items before you order. The warranty is not stated.

Best for: a glass door under 1.77 inches thick, with a need for six compartments and a 40-pound rating.

Avoid if: the door slides, or you need the included items or a warranty stated in the listing.

Womamny Over the Glass Shower Caddy

The Womamny Over the Glass Shower Caddy is a black stainless steel caddy with two compartments and a trapezoid shape. The specification fields give dimensions of 20.4 inches deep, 9 inches wide and 3.3 inches high, but the description gives 26 by 11 by 57 centimeters, which is about 10.2 by 4.3 by 22.4 inches. The two sets of dimensions do not agree, so the size is Not confirmed.

The description says the caddy fits glass doors from 2 to 50 millimeters thick, and says an earlier model covered 12 to 28 millimeters. The wider range is not confirmed by a second field. The included-components field reads “Screws,” but the title lists four removable hooks and two suction cups. Those two lists do not agree, so the included items are Not confirmed. The model number reads “1,” and the load rating is not stated.

Best for: buyers with a glass door in the range from 2 to 50 millimeters, after they confirm the size and the included items.

Avoid if: you need a confirmed size, included items or load rating.

IntreLife Large Rustproof Shower Caddy

The IntreLife Large Rustproof Shower Caddy is a silver stainless steel basket that measures 6 inches deep, 11 inches wide and 8.75 inches high. It weighs 2 pounds. The listing gives a capacity of 588.5 cubic inches, and the description says it fits shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap, sponges and other bath essentials. The included items are one shower caddy.

The mount is a rod, a bathtub edge or a clip-on hanger, not a door. The description says the caddy snaps into place without tools, which suits renters and dorms. The listing gives no load rating, and it does not state a warranty. The description says “worry-free” support for missing parts, which is not a warranty term.

Best for: a shower with a bathroom rod or a tub edge, where a single large basket and no tools are the priority.

Avoid if: you need a door mount, a load rating or a warranty stated in the listing.

HavBeat Over Door Shower Caddy

The HavBeat Over Door Shower Caddy is an aluminum caddy with two compartments and a matte finish. It measures 6.31 inches deep, 12.99 inches wide and 26.71 inches high, and the listing gives a capacity of 40 pounds. The mount is a door, but the description also says the top hooks hang over shower doors, shower rods or towel bars. It uses four adhesive pads for stability.

The included-components field lists only the shower caddy. The description refers to two dedicated soap dishes, four hooks and back-facing top hooks, so those items are Not confirmed as included. The listing describes the hardware as 304 stainless steel, and the aluminum body as rust resistant. The warranty is not stated.

Best for: a bathroom with a door, rod or towel bar, where 40 pounds and an aluminum body suit the storage.

Avoid if: you need the soap dishes and hooks confirmed as included, or a warranty stated in the listing.

Vanoshome Adjustable Shower Caddy

The Vanoshome Adjustable Shower Caddy is a two-basket caddy made of aluminum alloy and stainless steel, with an anodized finish. It measures 7.3 inches deep, 12.2 inches wide and 29.9 inches high. The listing gives a 50-pound capacity, the highest in the set, and describes the baskets as adjustable and tool-free. The included items are an install manual, a razor holder, three hooks, a rotatable mirror, a shower caddy and a storage cup, and the included list matches the description.

A round hook grips shower pipes up to 13/16 inch in diameter, with an inner rubber grip. It can also use suction cups on smooth surfaces or adhesive on textured walls. The description mentions a straight hook for frameless glass walls, but the text is cut off, so check the included straight hook before you rely on it. The warranty is not stated.

Best for: a shower head or hook mount with the highest listed load, a mirror and a razor holder included.

Avoid if: you need a glass-door mount confirmed, or a warranty stated in the listing.

LYRIFFTIC Over the Door Shower Caddy

The LYRIFFTIC Over the Door Shower Caddy is a black metal caddy with nine compartments. It measures 4.3 inches deep, 33 inches wide and 22.9 inches high, which makes it the widest in the set. The listing describes two adjustable baskets, four fixed hooks, and three movable hooks, and it says the caddy fits glass shower doors with four suction cups.

Three fields disagree. The mount field says wall mount, while the description says over the door for glass doors. The compartment count is 9 in the specification field, but the description describes two baskets and seven hooks, so the count is Not confirmed. The finish is lacquered in the finish field and electroplated in the description, so the finish is also Not confirmed. The load rating and the warranty are not stated.

Best for: a wide caddy on a glass door, where the width is confirmed to fit your door and the mount is confirmed.

Avoid if: you need a wall mount confirmed, a compartment count or a load rating stated.

Best for and avoid if: the set at a glance

Buyers with a frameless glass door of 12 millimeters or less should look at LOOBOV first, then Aitatty for doors under 1.77 inches. Buyers with a glass door in a wider range should check Womamny only after the size and included items are confirmed.

Buyers who want a shower-head caddy with a stated warranty should look at YASONIC. Buyers who want the highest stated load should look at Vanoshome, at 50 pounds, and then Fitespot and Aitatty, at 40 pounds.

Buyers with a handheld showerhead should look at Fitespot first, since it names a mount for a handheld showerhead. Vanoshome hangs over the shower head, so check its fit against your own setup.

Buyers with a bathroom rod or no door should look at IntreLife, which hangs over a rod or tub edge without tools, or Seltomer, which has a load that is not confirmed.

Buyers who plan a heavy load should avoid Simple Houseware, at 10 pounds, and Seltomer, whose load is unconfirmed.

No single caddy in this set is the right fit for every shower. The mount, the glass thickness and the load have to match your bathroom, and several listings are missing one of those figures.

Use situations

Shampoo, conditioner and body wash. The Fitespot, YASONIC and Vanoshome listings describe baskets sized for bottles. Measure your largest bottle and check it against the basket depth.

A handheld showerhead. The Fitespot listing describes a mount for a fixed or detachable handheld showerhead. The Vanoshome listing describes a hook design that places storage over the shower head.

Soap and small items. The Simple Houseware listing describes a lower shelf for soap and small items. The Vanoshome listing includes a storage cup and a soap holder.

Towels and robes. The HavBeat listing describes top hooks for towels and robes, and the Womamny and Generic listings describe hooks for towels and bath balls.

Bathroom rods and tub edges. The IntreLife listing describes hanging over a rod or tub edge, and the Seltomer listing describes a bar or rod mount.

Shared or rental bathrooms. The IntreLife and Aitatty listings describe tool-free or no-drill installs. Note that suction cups need a clean, smooth surface and can lose grip over time, a general point rather than a listing claim.

Care and maintenance

The stainless steel and aluminum caddies in this set describe rust resistance, but no listing gives a cleaning schedule. Rinse the caddy after use, let it dry between showers, and wipe the suction cups and the top pad where they grip the glass or the arm, so they keep their hold.

Check the suction cups and the rubber pads regularly. A suction cup that is loose or dirty may let the caddy slip, and a caddy that slips on glass can scratch the door. The listings describe non-slip silicone and rubber pads, which need to stay clean to work.

Before each use, check that the caddy is still firmly held, especially after a heavy load. A caddy that has been moved or re-hung should be checked again before it is loaded.

Common mistakes

Buying an over-door caddy for a sliding door. The Generic listing excludes sliding doors. Confirm the door type first.

Assuming the thickness range fits your door. The LOOBOV listing covers 12 millimeters, the Aitatty listing covers under 1.77 inches, and the Womamny listing covers 2 to 50 millimeters. Measure your own glass.

Trusting one load figure. The Seltomer listing gives three different figures. Check the load field and the description together.

Using a door width as the glass width. The Generic listing’s 9.9-inch width is the caddy’s own width, not a door measurement.

Ignoring the valve. The Fitespot listing gives a valve-clearance check, and a caddy that blocks the valve is hard to use.

Assuming an included item is included. The Womamny, HavBeat and Aitatty listings show included-item lists that differ from their descriptions or do not state them. Confirm before you order.

Decision rules

If your door slides, do not choose the Generic listing, and do not choose any caddy that requires a fixed glass door.
If your glass is 12 millimeters or less, shortlist LOOBOV first.
If your glass is under 1.77 inches thick, shortlist Fitespot, Aitatty and HavBeat, and confirm the mount for each.
If you need a stated warranty, shortlist YASONIC (two years, manufacturer) and check its included items.
If you plan a heavy load, avoid Simple Houseware (10 pounds) and Seltomer (unconfirmed), and prefer Vanoshome (50 pounds).
If the mount type is not confirmed, as with LYRIFFTIC, do not order until the seller confirms it.

Over-the-door and over-the-showerhead caddies

This set includes two kinds of hanging caddy. Over-the-door models, such as the Aitatty listing, hang on the top of a door and are rated for 40 pounds. Over-the-showerhead models, such as the Simple Houseware and Fitespot listings, hang from the shower head. The Fitespot listing combines both: it has dual hanging points for a showerhead or a door, and its listing says it is height-adjustable over a handheld head. Check which mount your bathroom has before you buy, since a door caddy needs a door that is solid enough to take the load.

Capacity and weight ratings

Ratings vary across this set. The YASONIC listing gives 40 pounds for its three-basket caddy, and the Aitatty and Fitespot listings also give 40 pounds. The Simple Houseware listing gives 10 pounds as its maximum weight, which is much lower, so it suits shampoo and soap rather than full bottles of body wash. Load each caddy below its rating, and check whether the rating is for the whole caddy or each basket.

Materials for a wet room

Materials matter in a shower. The IntreLife listing is 304 stainless steel and describes it as rustproof, while the YASONIC listing is aluminum alloy with a rust-resistant finish. The Simple Houseware and Aitatty listings are stainless steel, and the Fitespot listing is also stainless steel with a rust-resistant finish. A stainless caddy is usually the better choice for a wet room, but check each listing’s finish and grade, since they are described differently.

Baskets, hooks and height

The YASONIC caddy has three baskets and ten hanging hooks, and is 26 inches tall. The Simple Houseware caddy is 26 inches tall with a deep basket for larger bottles and a bottom shelf for soap. The Fitespot caddy is 39 inches tall with three large baskets. The Aitatty listing includes hooks and soap holders. Measure the space from the door handle or showerhead to the floor, and pick a height that keeps the top basket reachable.

Frequently asked questions

Is any of these simplehuman? None of the listings is branded simplehuman. The closest name is Simple Houseware, which is listed as its own brand.

Which caddy has the highest load? Vanoshome lists 50 pounds. Fitespot, YASONIC, Aitatty and HavBeat each list 40 pounds. Seltomer’s load is not confirmed.

Which fits a frameless glass door? LOOBOV lists glass up to 12 millimeters. Fitespot and Aitatty list glass up to 1.77 inches. Womamny lists 2 to 50 millimeters in its description, which is not confirmed by a second field.

Which has a warranty? YASONIC lists a two-year manufacturer warranty. Fitespot’s description mentions a one-year term, yet its warranty field is blank. The others state none in the listing.

Can I use one with a handheld showerhead? Fitespot names a mount for a handheld showerhead, and Vanoshome hangs over the shower head. Check the fit against your own bracket before you order.

Do these need tools? Several listings describe no drilling and no tools. LOOBOV says its brackets need tools and screws. Check the install steps in the listing you choose.