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Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.2598 total votes
Unwind in the bath as this Bamboo Bathtub Tray by Home-Complete keeps your gadget and favorite bath accessories close at hand. Designed to fit most bathtubs, this bathroom organizer extends from 27.5- to 41.25 inches, allowing the bathtub tray to reach the edges of standard tubs and larger whirlpool baths alike. The natural bamboo wood material has a vented design for quick drying, and the waterproof, cloth-covered back props your book or device at an ideal angle for comfortable viewing.
by simplehuman
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.1672 total votes
Specifically designed to be compatible with handheld showerheads, this caddy offers a family-size amount of shelf space. Wireframe shelves easily adjust up and down. The neck extends up to 12 inches to add clearance for tall bottles, which also lowers the caddy for easy access even for kids. Innovative dividers and compartments are designed to hold bulky modern tools like facial cleansing brushes and oversized razors. Constructed from stainless steel and anodized aluminum it is rust-proof and easy to clean.
This wire bath tub tray has an elegant design that will fit in nicely with your bathroom decor. The bathtub caddy is also super easy to install - simply place it on the two edges of the bathtub and it's ready to use!Store your bathing accessories and keep them in easy reach while you're taking a bath. Use the bathtub rack to arrange your flannel, soap, shampoo, conditioner sponge and anything else you need just the way you like it. The bathtub tray measures 27.55 x 7.87 x 3.93 inches (70 x 20 x 10 cm) and weighs 1.76lbs (0.8 kg).The wire bathtub rack does not retain or soak up water and can be quickly and easily cleaned whenever needed to keep it in a nice condition for every time you take a bath.The bath tray is made of metal so it will stay in good shape and provide a sturdy storage solution for your bath accessories that you can use again and again.
