"The design of the Spot is simple and elegant. It is made up of one circular slotted metal piece and a handful of modular attachments. The set comes with two baskets, a hook, a soap dish, and a mirror that can be arranged in any way you like. The strap that hangs from your showerhead is also adjustable, so you can set the height right where you want it too."
"The caddy can be either stuck to the shower wall with adhesive tape (for renters) or drilled in (the homeowner or handy renter route). I went the adhesive route and it was easy, taking me less than 30 minutes in total. Instructions have you set up the spot and use adhesive to secure it to the wall before fixing the attachments in place. To me, this felt a little backwards. I'd recommend affixing to the wall first and then laying out your attachments."
"Speaking of attachments, I only wish the Spot came with more. The (already kind of steep) $225 set lacks a toothbrush holder or a razor hook. Both of those I consider essential and even though each are sold separately for a reasonable price, that's an extra transaction most people probably won't make. As it stands, my fiancee and I could use an extra large basket for our larger shampoo bottles."
The Quiet Town Spot is a simple, elegant modular shower caddy built around a circular slotted metal base with interchangeable attachments. The standard kit includes two baskets, a hook, a soap dish, and a mirror, and the hanging strap is height-adjustable. The unit can be mounted using adhesive or drilled anchors; adhesive installation can be completed in under 30 minutes. The base $225 set does not include a toothbrush holder or razor hook and may lack sufficient storage for two people without purchasing additional add-ons.
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