Adjustable Stainless Steel Bathtub Caddy Tray

Rose Gold

$134.99 $225.99

Adjustable Stainless Steel Bathtub Caddy Tray

$134.99 $225.99

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Rose Gold, Silver Shine or Golden Glow?

Match your tap, not your tiles. The caddy sits directly across the tub at eye level in the bath, so the metal that matters is the one on your faucet and handles — that's what it will be read against.

Choose	If this sounds like you
Silver Shine	Your bathroom came with the house and the fittings are chrome. This is the one that disappears into the room instead of announcing itself.
Rose Gold	You've already leaned warm — blush towels, a timber stool, brass hooks — and want the caddy to be part of that rather than a cold streak across the middle of it.
Golden Glow	Dark tiles, a black or matte bath surround, or a hotel look you're deliberately chasing. Gold is the one that carries in a low-lit bathroom.

If your bathroom mixes metals already, silver is the one that argues with the fewest of them.

Will it fit my bathtub?

This is the reason it's adjustable. Bath widths are not standardised, so the frame extends and the arms sit down over the rim rather than needing an exact match. Measure across the outside edges of your tub rim before you order and check that number against the size shown on this page.

Works on	Avoid
Standard flat-rim alcove tubs, drop-in tubs, most freestanding tubs with a defined rim edge	Tubs with a heavily rolled or sloping rim, tiled-in surrounds wider than the frame extends, and tubs narrower or wider than the range listed

Set the width first with nothing on it, then load it. The step people skip: drying the underside of the arms after a bath. Water sitting between metal and an enamel rim is what eventually leaves a mark — thirty seconds with a towel prevents it entirely.

The bath finally becomes somewhere you stay for an hour.

The reason most baths get cut short is logistics. The book gets a wet corner, the wine glass goes on the floor where you'll knock it with an elbow, the phone is balanced on a folded towel on the edge of the tub and every time it buzzes you have a small crisis. A caddy solves a genuinely stupid problem: there is nowhere in a bathroom to put anything down at bath height.

Adjustable Stainless Steel Bathtub Caddy Tray in use across a filled bath

Why stainless steel is the whole point

Bamboo caddies are the default, and they are the ones that end up in the bin. Wood sits in a warm, permanently humid room, absorbs water at the joints, swells, then splits along the grain and goes grey. Stainless steel doesn't have a grain to fail along. It gets wet, you wipe it, it stays the same shape it was the day it arrived.

The second thing steel buys you is a thin frame. Because the metal is strong at a small cross-section, the caddy can be mostly open — which matters, because a solid tray traps steam underneath and drips it back into the water. An open frame drains, dries between baths, and doesn't grow anything in the corners.

The three finishes in a real bathroom

Rose Gold — a soft pink-copper that warms up white tiles and reads well against blush, cream and natural timber. Chosen by people whose bathroom already has warm accents and who don't want a cold band cutting the tub in half.
Silver Shine — bright polished steel. The safe, quiet one: it matches the chrome fittings almost every rental and older bathroom already has, and it doesn't date. Picked by people who want the caddy to be furniture, not a feature.
Golden Glow — warm yellow-gold with real presence. Against dark tile, black taps or a moody bathroom it does the hotel thing convincingly. Picked by people decorating on purpose rather than tidying up.

Adjustable Stainless Steel Bathtub Caddy Tray frame and finish close-up

What You're Getting

One bathtub caddy tray in your chosen Colour — Rose Gold, Silver Shine or Golden Glow
Adjustable width frame that extends to sit across a range of tub sizes
Stainless steel construction — no swelling, splitting or greying the way bamboo does
Open frame design that drains and dries between baths instead of trapping steam
Arms that rest over the tub rim, so nothing is fixed to your bathroom
Holds the bath-time pile — book, glass, phone, candle, soap — above the water line
Lifts out in one movement for cleaning or when someone wants a normal shower
Wipe with a soft cloth; dry the underside of the arms after use
No abrasive pads or bleach-based cleaners on the finish