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Old 07-07-2015, 04:17 AM   #1
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shower shelf

I was looking to install a small shelf in the shower on my x17z. Has anyone installed one and how did you attach it? I tried Velcro but it wont stick to the wall.
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Old 07-07-2015, 05:33 AM   #2
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Would something like this work?

Amazon.com - OXO Good Grips All-in-Reach Shower Shelf -

They come in a variety of sizes... some are like baskets, others more like shelves.
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The 3M Command strip baskets are a little more reasonably priced than the OXO units. Just search 3M command strip shower caddy..
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The 3M Command strip baskets are a little more reasonably priced than the OXO units. Just search 3M command strip shower caddy..

3M let lose in two trips so if you find a cure let me know
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Just to be clear, I wasn't recommending OXO. They are expensive although they seem good quality. My point was that a suction cup type of mount may work for you. We had some cheapo baskets that were mounted this way in our old shower and they never came loose.
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3M let lose in two trips so if you find a cure let me know
Have had 3M strips for two or three trips so far without issue (of of them 1000mi round trip).

Just make sure you clean the area first and get the shower strips if you're putting them in the shower.
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We found a plastic corner shelf at Target or WallyWorld (I forget which) that came with double sided tape. Worked fine.
Yes, clean before using tape. We used alcohol.
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maybe a late reply but we used the Command Strip "basket" made for showers....works great
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