Fits a tub I thought was an odd size
My tub is an awkward width and the frame slid out to about 36 inches with room left over. The rubber feet grip the rim so it does not creep while I am reaching for a glass.
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Bath
Solid oak that slides from 27 to 40 inches, with rubber feet that grip the rim and a slot that holds a paperback open at the page.

Fit
The frame slides from 27 to 40 inches, which covers almost every standard tub made. You are not buying a caddy that turns out to be an inch short at either end.
Slots
The angled slot holds a paperback at the page or stands a tablet on end, and there is a separate ring so a glass has somewhere to go that is not the floor.
Finish
Solid oak with a water-resistant finish and 9 inches of depth. Wipe it dry when you get out and the end grain will not grey the way untreated timber does.
| Material | Solid oak, water-resistant finish |
| Width | Expands 27 to 40 in |
| Depth | 9 in |
| Holds | Book or tablet slot, plus a glass ring |
| Feet | Rubber, grip the tub rim |
| Care | Wipe dry after use |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
Verified buyers
My tub is an awkward width and the frame slid out to about 36 inches with room left over. The rubber feet grip the rim so it does not creep while I am reaching for a glass.
The angled slot keeps a paperback open at the page without me holding it down, and there is a separate ring for a glass. I wipe the oak dry afterwards and it still looks new.
Every page names the material — stoneware, glass, teak, marble or cotton — rather than leaving it at "ceramic". All of it lives happily in a humid room with a little care: let wood dry between uses and re-oil it a couple of times a year, and re-seal stone once a year. What none of it likes is standing water, so nothing should sit in a permanent puddle.
Yes — warm wash, tumble on low. Wash new towels once before using them: the finish that makes towels look crisp on a shelf is also what stops them absorbing, and it rinses out on the first cycle.
Pieces in the same material and finish are made to sit together. Stone and wood vary from piece to piece by nature, so expect a close family rather than an exact match — that is the material, not a defect.
Thirty days, unused and in the original packaging. Once a towel or a mat has been washed or used we cannot take it back for hygiene reasons, so check the size on the page before ordering.