Questech 5" Soap Dish, Corner Shelf for Inside Shower, Retrofit Shower Organizer for Tiled Walls, Corner Soap Holder Bathroom Accessories, Metro Flatback, Bright White Polished

We got it installed into the tile instead of using the provided sticky tape. It's incredibly rigid and good looking.

This looks great. The install is simple. Of course, how well the install goes is really up to you, not a function of the product. I used 5-minute epoxy. If you can hold the thing in place for 2-3 minutes, find the balance between when the epoxy is too runny and to firm, handle the cleanup of any excess epoxy and maybe use a little painters tape to help keep it in place for a bit, it'll turn out great. If you can't do those things, well, hire someone who can.

Works and looks great. You'll need to support this soap dish with a board while the caulk dries, because the double sided tape won't hold (I've installed several of these).

Fell off wall next day garbage

I ordered and installed both the soap dish and footrest. They're basically tinted, beautified cast blocks of resin and they seem to be plumb and level. The finish on top has a satin-like sheen and the bottom is a gloss black. The two back sides of the shelf have a slight texture casted into them to help with adhesion and also include spaces for the included double-stick tape placement.When installing the shelf, be sure to either use a very viscous epoxy or a good barrier tape between the wall and the bottom of the shelf. The included double-stick tape leaves a gap of about a sixteenth of an inch (or more if your wall isn't a true 90°) of which I'm assuming is intended to leave space for the epoxy to properly bond and will allow a thinner epoxy to easily drip through. Also be very sure to mask off the area around the shelf, right up to the edges of the shelf.As long as you properly clean and prep the area, I wouldn't have any worry about adhesion and sturdiness. Most epoxies of which one would choose to use have a considerable high cleavage and shear strength. I can't speak for the flexural strength of the shelf itself, but it is a solid brick of resin of about ⅝"-¾" . So unless you're planning on using these shelves to build a rock climbing wall, all will be well. All that said, I think it can handle a bar or two of soap.Only complain I have at this point is that the two shelves don't match quite as well as I would have hoped. The soap dish has more of a copper tine behind the "oil" and the footrest has more of a bronze tint. They're close enough that they aren't completely out of place, but that might become more apparent if they were to have been placed closer together.While installing the tile, I hadn't considered adding shelves. Given the choice, I would have preferred to install these shelves into mortar along with the tile, but it is definitely nice to be able to install these shelves as an afterthought, and not having to tear into the tile.Ultimately, given the necessity, I would use these again.

I did not want to just accept the over the counter metal or plastic soap dishes and found this dish to be durable and very elegant looking. It made my bath shower look very classy. It also has all rounded edges for safety. I used epoxy to fix it to the tile and then sealed the edges with clear caulking for durability and to keep mold out

It went on really easy and I made sure to use a good GE silicone sealant. Make sure you pick the spot that is closest to 90° as possible. Adjust with adding additional adhesive squares.

Underside of dish is not matte black but is glossy and with an inconsistent finish. This is not listed anywhere in the description. Should be matte black on all sides.

Looked high and low for a matching colour, ceramic or stone shower corner shelf. This fit the bill perfectly, well made, look quality and we’re so easy to fit. The seller was outstanding and delivered to the uk in just 6 days. What a great product and service. Thankyou