STAINLESS CORNER RACK PCR-4 SUS304

Due to a lack of explanation, I attached the front part of the bar upside down. Once it clicks into place, it can't be removed, so I had no choice but to use it as it was. I thought it was good that it could be removed if it was easy to make a mistake.

When I first assembled it, I was worried about the strength of the chair because the top and bottom pedestals were not fixed in place, but only held in place by the rods. After assembling it, I tried carrying it while holding down the pedestals, which came loose, and setting it up, but it wouldn't stand up at all! I panicked. After a few attempts, I placed the bottom part in the desired location, then extended the top part slightly longer than planned, and when I put it in the position I wanted to set it in while it was still contracted by the spring force, it was firmly fixed in place. I have the impression that it is worth the price.

I was torn between the one with the stainless steel tray and this one, but I bought this one because it was cheaper. It wobbles when you shake it, but it doesn't look like it will fall off. I'm worried about the strength of the rubber that supports the tray, as it doesn't look very reliable. Is it really worth the price? Wouldn't it be more stable if it was a two-stage rack like the tension rack, rather than a spring?

I chose this one because I was worried about the weight of the magnets. It's perfect!

I renovated my bathroom, so I was glad that I could put a lot of shampoo and other items on the tension corner rack