As most guests don't take baths buy one of those multi-liquid dispensers that stick to tile or the wall. You put them at the height that would be comfortable for accessing while taking a shower. They come in anywhere from 2 liquid containers to 4-5. They also come with labels to stick on the outside which states what you filled each dispenser with. It is good to get a 3 or 4 container dispenser. That way you fill one dispenser with liquid soap, another with shampoo, and another with hair conditioner. I've seen them in different plastic colors or faux stainless. You just press a button on the bottom to open up the enclosure that reveals all the dispensers. Take the cap off of the dispensers you will use and put in the appropriate liquids.

They beat a soapdish or one of those shower caddies with a stick. They have them at places like Bed, Bath, & Beyond and most any bath shop. I'm sure they have them at Target or Walmart too. It just depends on how nice a product you want.

And you never have to worry about soap "melting" in the soapdish or bottles of conditioner or shampoo cluttering up the area.

Greg

We added 2 corner selfs after we moved into our house. Would you believe the builder wanted $250 for 2 shelfs.
The shelves match the marble floor.

Not sure how it was done. Our tile person did it for us while he was instlling our marble floors. I do know we had to get him extra tiles. He may have removed some that were installed.

My shower stall has glass doors and 1/2 glass wall on one side. The bathroom is so nice that personal items only make it look a little lived in.

I can see where the dispensers would come in handy but if you change products like shampoo frequently or if 2 people prefer different products it would be an inconvenience for one of the two.

You could also simply get one of those caddies that hang over the shower head.

I hang mine at the OPPOSITE end of the shower from the shower head; I put a self-adhesive hook on the wall above my shower walls, and hung it there.

And at least one of those products sold by the same company as "The Dispenser" has a soap dish as part of it. If you wanted a soap dish on the theory that your guests might bring their own soap w/ them, and need a place to set it down.

There are suction-cup units as well, though in my experience they all fall off at one point or another.

Here is a link that might be useful: the Ulti-Mate w/ mirror, hooks, soap dish--doesn't have to be so crowded looking

I'm waiting for my Ulti-Mate to arrive--that's what I'm using, plus a chrome corner shower caddy.

U