Tension pole: This is simply a pole that wedges between the ceiling and the floor of the shower. They are adjustable so will fit most rooms, are a doddle to assemble and are a great option if your shower is over the bath rather than in a separate cubicle. They are an expensive option, however.

The two-tiered basket storage offers ample space for bottles and the additional hooks provide a convenient hanging space for washcloths and razors, whilst the rust-resistant coating should ensure it lasts. ProsThis type of shower organiser is ideal if you have a waterfall shower or a glass-walled cubiclewith nowhere to place nails or hang shelves. The only downside is that even if you use grips at the base and on the top, tension pole caddies can sometimes fall out of place. Reviewers loved how easy the caddy was to assemble and that the storage shelves are adjustable so you can lower them to be within easy reach for all members of the family. Pros

There’s plenty of storage with the caddy’s three-tier shelves which are made from corrosive resistant materials, so it shouldn’t rust, but if there are any issues you’re covered with a five-year guarantee. ProsShower organisers with shelves and hooks will help you to keep all your wash things in one place, including accessories like flannels with loops and body brushes on strings. Some even have a little hole that you can poke your razor through, allowing it to hang neatly and air dry after your shower. This caddy is another great option for cubicles where you can't hammer in any nails. The main pole is adjustable and reinforced with long-lasting, protective aluminium. Plus, it has rubber feet that grip tightly to both the base and ceiling of your shower.

Whilst most users loved that it attached securely and easily to the wall, some did feel that the price was rather high for the quality of the plastic used. Pros This is a highly rated shower caddy, particularly with regards to its sturdiness. As the caddy doesn’t rely on adhesive or suction cups, there’s little chance it will topple over or come away from the wall. I have this one which hangs over the shower screen (walk-in shower). It is fab – really, really solid and doesn't move at all.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user Boopear) A wall-mounted caddy will stay securely in place and can be attached at the right height for you. Screw-in shower baskets are more likely to stay put once fixed, but the downside is that they're time consuming to install in the first place- you may even need to get someone else to help you attach the product to the wall.A recommendation service that carefully researches each product and consults with experts across many disciplines. The shower caddy is built around a pole which can be extended to fit from the base of your shower to the ceiling and its grippy rubber feet mean it will stay in place without the need for any adhesive or suction cups. We’ve got a simplehuman one that fits into the corner of the shower. It’s got springs that keep it in place. Expensive but amazing.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user GreyStreet)