Any source recommendations?

Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....
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On Saturday, 18 January 2020 11:02:03 UTC, Tim Lamb wrote:
Any source recommendations?
Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....

stainless steel colander or utensil holder from a kitchen shop (or a charity shop)

Owain

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On Saturday, 18 January 2020 11:02:03 UTC, Tim Lamb wrote:
Any source recommendations?
Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....

stainless steel colander or utensil holder from a kitchen shop (or a
charity shop)

OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!

Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!
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On 18/01/2020 13:10, Tim Lamb wrote:
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On Saturday, 18 January 2020 11:02:03 UTC, Tim LambÂ* wrote:
Any source recommendations?
Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....

stainless steel colander or utensil holder from a kitchen shop (or a
charity shop)

OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!

Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

When I did my bathrooms a couple of years back, I had to look long and
hard to find anything decent made from stainless. In the end they were
both from China via Amazon, and to be fair pretty decent quality.
(although one was about £40 IIRC).

A handy tip for fitting the corner ones. If they are two shelf ones,
they often have uprights that can be fitted either behind the trays, or
in front of the trays top rails. Just remember when you mark out the
hole positions that if you decide to go for rails behind option after
marking out using just the tray as a guide, the holes will be in the
wrong place! (DAMHIK)

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Tim Lamb wrote:
OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!

Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

Ikea 13 quid (other shapes available):
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/brogrun...teel-30408979/

Theo

Me? I don't even know what one actually is, are we talking a kind of concave
piece of metal with holes in to put soap and other consumables into in a
shower? I've never heard them called caddies before.
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Tim Lamb wrote:
OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!

Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

Ikea 13 quid (other shapes available):
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/brogrun...teel-30408979/

Theo

On 18/01/2020 13:10, Tim Lamb wrote:
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On Saturday, 18 January 2020 11:02:03 UTC, Tim LambÂ* wrote:
Any source recommendations?
Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....

stainless steel colander or utensil holder from a kitchen shop (or a
charity shop)

OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!

Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

I have a couple which were reasonable prices. DEFINITELY stainless,
either eBay or Amazon.

Tim Lamb wrote

Any source recommendations?

Stainless seem unaffordable.

Not convinced about that. Its surprisingly cheap now.

Chrome ones rust.

Not when heavily chromed. My taps havent.

Plastic a bit naff.....

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Rumm writes
On 18/01/2020 13:10, Tim Lamb wrote:
In message ,
writes
On Saturday, 18 January 2020 11:02:03 UTC, Tim Lamb* wrote:
Any source recommendations?
Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....

stainless steel colander or utensil holder from a kitchen shop (or a
charity shop)
OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!
Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

When I did my bathrooms a couple of years back, I had to look long and
hard to find anything decent made from stainless. In the end they were
both from China via Amazon, and to be fair pretty decent quality.
(although one was about £40 IIRC).

A handy tip for fitting the corner ones. If they are two shelf ones,
they often have uprights that can be fitted either behind the trays, or
in front of the trays top rails. Just remember when you mark out the
hole positions that if you decide to go for rails behind option after
marking out using just the tray as a guide, the holes will be in the
wrong place! (DAMHIK)

That sounds similar. Two trays and vertical rails with hooks at the
bottom.

I take it the tray goes further into the corner without the rails. I'll
be careful. Thanks.


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writes
Tim Lamb wrote:
OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!

Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

Ikea 13 quid (other shapes available):
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/brogrun...it-stainless-s
teel-30408979/

Umm.. tempting to get one of those as well. Sadly the shower room does
not have a convenient corner.

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In message , "Brian Gaff (Sofa 2)"
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Me? I don't even know what one actually is, are we talking a kind of concave
piece of metal with holes in to put soap and other consumables into in a
shower? I've never heard them called caddies before.

New to me until recently:-)

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On Sun, 19 Jan 2020 04:45:01 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:

Tim Lamb wrote

Any source recommendations?

Stainless seem unaffordable.

Not convinced about that.

I'm utterly convinced that you are a clinically insane sociopathic cretin,
senile Rodent!

BTW, his problem was already solved, so why did you even have to open your
senile gob?

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and the end of prick is only clear because you are such a ******."
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On 18/01/2020 18:09, Tim Lamb wrote:
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Rumm writes
On 18/01/2020 13:10, Tim Lamb wrote:
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On Saturday, 18 January 2020 11:02:03 UTC, Tim LambÂ* wrote:
Any source recommendations?
Stainless seem unaffordable. Chrome ones rust. Plastic a bit naff.....

stainless steel colander or utensil holder from a kitchen shop (or a
charity shop)
Â*OK chaps. I have what claims to be a stainless twin corner caddy on
order from Amazon. £20.00 so we will see!
Â*Equivalent from John Lewis can be £80.00!

When I did my bathrooms a couple of years back, I had to look long and
hard to find anything decent made from stainless. In the end they were
both from China via Amazon, and to be fair pretty decent quality.
(although one was about £40 IIRC).

A handy tip for fitting the corner ones. If they are two shelf ones,
they often have uprights that can be fitted either behind the trays,
or in front of the trays top rails. Just remember when you mark out
the hole positions that if you decide to go for rails behind option
after marking out using just the tray as a guide, the holes will be in
the wrong place! (DAMHIK)

That sounds similar. Two trays and vertical rails with hooks at the bottom.

Yup, this is one of the ones I used:

http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php/...ShowerBath.jpg

I take it the tray goes further into the corner without the rails. I'll
be careful. Thanks.
Indeed. If you use the tray to space the rails from the wall then the
spacing matches the tray - however if you mount the rails against the
wall, then you get the ~4mm offset from the thickness of the rails.


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