Croydex Wall Mounted Soap Dispenser - Eliminates Bathroom Clutter, Easy to Refill and Has a Pre-Measured Pump for Your Shower Gel, Shampoo and Conditioner, Mount On Corner or Flat Wall (Chrome, 350ml)

Nice, stylish way to get bottles off the shower floor or to replace grubby bottle holders. We have it mounted in the corner of our shower and it does the job well. It comes with 4 handy self adhesive pads that you put in each corner, run silicone along each edge, I used CT1 rather than the supplied silicone, pressed into the corner where the adhesive pads hold it in place until the CT1 cured. Topped up the 3 dispensers with product, primed the pumps, this is another important step. Simply press and hold the pump button in, while held in, cover the spout underneath with your finger, release the button, then remove your finger from the button, repeat these steps until product stats to come thru. Slide the dispenser onto the backplate and away you go. It's that good, we bought the 2 bottle one for our face/body washes. We didn't bother with the description labels it comes with as we know which product is in each dispenser.

At first I thought this was a little overpriced for what is mainly a plastic container. However two weeks from putting this up and after daily use in the shower, I'm pretty pleased with it. Item is a good solid quality and dispenses shampoo, thick conditioner and shower gel with ease. (The dispenser pumps have to be primed before first use, make sure you follow the instructions carefully, especially for thick substances like hair conditioner, which takes a few more attempts to get it to come out once the button is pressed. Be patient as it does start to work well). I was attracted to the fact that this needs no drilling, so if like me you're not very expert with a drill, and dont want to risk cracking your tiles or plaster, it's ideal. It comes with what seems so far to be a good quality silicon adhesive which, if you follow the instructions and allow the holding bracket to adhere to a clean dry surface then allow it to prime for at least 24 hours before hanging and filling the dispenser, it should last a good long time. Only time will tell if this is as durable as it seems but to date I'm very glad I bought it. My shower area is so much neater without loads of bottles cluttering up the place and I can control the amount of shampoo/shower gel I use much more efficiently.

Lovely soap, shampoo, conditioner dispenser. Fitted onto tiled wall in shower. Though it wasn't cheap to buy, and only made of plastic, it is quite solid and does look expensive. Various sticky labels come with the dispenser enabling you to easily name what is in each compartment

I've bought these for many houses. Easy to install, use, clean and refill. De clutters baths/showers of shampoo and bodywash bottles. Never had any problems with them. Highly recommend

I bought this to replace a 20 year old Aviva dispenser. I had 4 of them round the house, as I ran a B&B for the first couple of years. Over time, the pumps had failed (although Better living give a lifetime guarantee) The first one after about 14 years, so no big deal. I ended up with a mismatched set of one silver and one white in the main bathroom (The Aviva have 2 separate chambers rather than one double) Also, the white plastic had yellowed, which I can't complain about after 20 years. I decided to replace. I saw the Croydex ones had exactly the same buttons as the Aviva, as well as the same fixing kit. I wondered if they were made by the same company. Sure enough, on the back of the packaging for the Croydex one, it says 'Manufactured by Better Living Products' (A Canadian company) The hardest part of the job was getting the old one off and getting the silicone residue off. I only installed it yesterday and used it for the first time today. It seems to be well fixed on. As the old one survived 20 years of daily use, I'm sure it will be fine. The Croydex ones are half the price of Aviva, which was why I opted for that. The old Aviva ones seem to be made from thicker plastic, but it could well be the Aviva ones are thinner now. No complaints so far.

This has been installed in our new shower room for about four months. It actually looks better than I expected for a “chrome” finished plastic item. It is indistinguishable from the highly polished metallic chrome pipes and fittings that surround it. Some reviews expressed concerns about the difficulty getting the pumps to dispense viscous liquids. Our soaps and conditioner are very viscous but I solved the problem by connecting a length of plastic tubing to the nozzle and sucking on it as the pump was operated. Once primed all the dispensers have worked perfectly ever since. We have just ensured they are always quite full and have never let them run dry. The dispenser is stuck to the tiles with Scotch VHB double sided tape. After a couple of months the device came away from the wall and needed reattaching. The tape, which is notoriously sticky, had actually parted from the back of the dispenser rather than the tiles. I put this down to the bobbly surface of the plastic reducing the area contacted by the glue. I sanded the back, where it makes contact with the wall to flatten and shine it before reaffixing with even wider strips of VHB tape - so far it is holding in place. The alternative of drilling our new porcelain tiles with a diamond drill was not appealing.

This is a replacement for the very same dispenser I have had for 14 years which has started to leak . Definitely the one to buy, looks great and works brilliantly

I put it in the corner, cleaned wall and used supplied sticky pads and left it to cure for 24 hours as stated before putting the dispenser onto the backing plate. It fell off wall within 24 hours and broke the top of the container, so no use at all.