Would a pump shampoo bottle 10.5" tall fit on shelf without touching the shower head/arm. Mine is similar to one in photo, but bigger bottle.
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The bottle would fit but I would be concerned about putting pressure on the shower stem when pushing down. It also may wobble when you push.
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It should be fine. My shampoo bottles are 9.5 inches tall and I don't have a problem with them hitting the shower head
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I believe it will. I have a shower hose and it looks like it would fit on either side of where the shower hose hangs. There's about 3" on either side of the hose. Hope this helps.
924268
I have an 11 1/2" tall bottle of shampoo in mine with no issues, but might be a problem if the shower door is shut hard.
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The shelves are not sharp at corners, not certain what distance referred to as "doesn't go up to the ceiling". Depending on what actual space working with, this could sit near the shower head and not be in the way for using the rest of the shower space.
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No. I have a small, separate plastic basket that sits in it, for that purpose. Don't know where I got it...Lowe's, Bed Bath and Beyond, perhaps?
924270
I have not had issues with tall bottles falling out of the top shelf. This product has suction cups to help increase stability when opening and closing the shower door. They so come un-stuck at times but I think they help overall.
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The height of the whole unit is 23" tall, the top and middle shelves are 9" wide and 3 1/2" deep. It fits the large shampoo/conditioner bottles with plenty of room. My best estimate on the 12" is that they are probably referring to the entire width of those shelves, meaning there are stainless steel hoops to hang items through(razors,etc). The bottom shelf is smaller and can be used for smaller items if you don't use bar soaps. Make sure you get the stainless steel so you don't have a rust problem. My last one lasted about 5-6 years!!! Love the adjustable shelves.
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Yes. I have two on a metal thingy on my glass shower wall. One has several heavy bottles of shampoo and it's been there for over a year and has not slipped at all. Loved these things.
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Hey Dwight, Its almost 4" tall...like for a bottle to fit it can be under 4". I am currently fitting various size polishes in mine. Round and square bottoms. I hope this helps! Good Luck! Let me know if you have any other questions. -Francesca
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The unit is 24 in from the top to bottom. Unless your knobs are in that area you won't have a problem. I have a single knob and it is below the unit. It would not adjust around a knob but is great if you have a hand-held shower head. The shelves adjust from middle to side but no other adjustment
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. I have a standard liter size bottle of shampoo/conditioner of another brand and it fits perfect.
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Mine is 9.5 inches, I may not have it as far back into the corner as the person does. I love this shelf, it is the best one I have ever had in a shower!
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No it just sits on the shelf. You could probably use suctions for added support.
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as you can see the bottle is somewhat curved. It is approx 8" tall and probably takes up about 3.5" width, so you would need that much clearance. I've had it for over 6 months and it works very well for me.
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The oversized bottles that I tried to store either were too tall or I had to remove a shelf. I'm not sure what the specs are , but you could contact the manufacturer directly or look for a forum on the product.
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9-1/2" to crossing support wire, 9-5/8 to shelf floor wires. These are inside measures; in other words, an object 9-1/2" tall should fit in nicely. However, we use the top shelf for our shampoos, which we buy in huge bottles over a foot tall. I don't know what a standard shampoo bottle's height would be.
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It is barely 10 1/2 in top shelf, keeping in mind my shower is hand held so may leave less room on top shelf.
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Yes, for instance the Spice Island and McCormick 4.5 inch high bottles fit just fine. Taller jars can go on the top shelf. Of course, the diameter of the jar or bottle matters, too, since it has to fit in on a slant before settling into the shelf. I just tried some that are short enough but the bottoms bulge out so they can't get in due to girth, not height.