Shower and Bath Accessories at Easy Life Markets
Easy Life Markets sells shower and bath accessories that make washing easier, safer and tidier: shower heads and full shower panel systems, shower caddies and corner shelves, soap holders, bath mats, shower curtain sets, bath trays, shower benches and wall-mounted towel bars and hooks. If you want a better shower, start with the shower head or panel. If the shower works fine but the space is a mess, start with a caddy or corner shelf.
This page explains every main type of product in the shower and bath area, what each one is for, which measurements and materials matter, and how to pick the right piece for your room. Our current range includes a stainless steel shower panel tower, a turbo handheld shower head, wall caddies, adhesive corner shelves, bamboo seating and bath trays, and several mat and curtain sets. The current price and availability are shown on each product page.
What counts as shower and bath accessories
The shower and bath zone is the wettest part of the house. Anything that lives there has to cope with direct spray, steam, soap residue and daily handling. We group the products into five jobs:
- Water delivery: shower heads, handheld showers and shower panel systems that change how the water reaches you.
- Holding things: shower caddies, corner shelves, soap boxes and dispensers that keep bottles and bars off the floor and the bath edge.
- Safety and comfort underfoot: bath mats and anti-slip mats that stop wet feet sliding on tiles.
- Privacy and splash control: shower curtains and matching mat sets.
- Relaxing and sitting: shower benches and bathtub tray tables for a slower bath or a place to sit while you wash.
Towels have their own page. For bath sheets, hand towels and kids' robes, see our towels and linens collection.
Shower Heads and Shower Panel Systems
The fastest way to change how a shower feels is to change the head. You keep the same plumbing and the same water supply, but the spray pattern, the coverage and the handling all change.
Handheld shower heads
A handheld head sits in a holder on the wall and lifts off on a flexible hose. It is the most practical type for families, for rinsing children and pets, for cleaning the shower walls, and for anyone who prefers to sit while washing. Our turbo propeller shower head is a handheld design with a 360 degree fan inside the head, a rainfall spray, a one-key switch and options for a filter and holder. Check the product page for which parts come in each option.
Shower panel systems
A shower panel, also called a shower tower, is a tall wall-mounted unit that combines several outlets in one. Our stainless steel shower panel system has six shower modes, an LED display panel, rainfall and waterfall outlets, four body massage jets, a tub spout and a handheld head on a 59 inch hose. A panel like this replaces the existing shower head and mixer, so it is a bigger job than swapping a head. Before buying a panel, measure the wall height and width, check where your hot and cold supplies come out, and plan for a plumber if you are not confident with connections.
What to check before you buy a shower head
- Thread and connection. Most heads and hoses use a standard thread, but check the product page and compare it with your current fitting.
- Water pressure. Large rainfall heads spread the same water over a bigger area. On a low-pressure system they can feel weak. Smaller heads and handheld heads with focused sprays usually feel stronger at the same pressure.
- Spray modes. A switch on the head lets you change between rain, massage and jet. More modes are useful only if you will actually use them.
- Hose length. A longer hose makes it easier to rinse a bath or wash a child. Too long and it trails on the floor.
- Cleaning. Hard water leaves limescale in the nozzles. Rubber nozzles that you can rub clean save a lot of soaking.
For background on how domestic showers work and the different systems in use, the Wikipedia article on showers is a clear, neutral overview.
Shower Caddies, Corner Shelves and Soap Holders
Most shower clutter comes from bottles with nowhere to go. They end up on the bath edge or the floor, collect slime underneath and get knocked over. Good storage in the shower fixes this, and it is usually the cheapest upgrade in the room.
Wall-mounted shower caddies
A caddy is a shelf or basket that fixes to the wall inside the shower. Our wall mounted shower caddy comes with black or grey trim and an optional towel bar underneath, so one fitting holds both bottles and a washcloth or small towel. Look for drainage holes or open bases so water does not sit under the bottles.
Corner shower shelves
The corner is often the best place for storage because it is out of the main spray and out of the way of elbows. Our corner shower shelf is a punch-free iron wire basket that hangs from adhesive wall plates, in black or white. Punch-free shelves suit renters and anyone who does not want to drill tiles. They need a smooth, clean, dry surface to stick to, and they should be loaded gradually once the adhesive has had time to cure. Follow the curing time given on the product page.
Soap boxes and dispensers
A bar of soap that sits in water turns soft and wastes away. A wall mounted soap box with a flip-down lid keeps the bar off wet surfaces and lets it drain. It comes in single, large and double sizes in three colours. If you prefer liquid soap, a pump bottle such as the green resin 500 ml soap dispenser is easy to refill and keeps the basin clear. For a coordinated look at the sink, the shell resin accessories set includes a toothbrush holder, soap dispenser, lotion bottle, cups and trays.
Bath Mats and Anti-Slip Mats
Wet tiles are slippery. A bath mat soaks up the drips when you step out and gives your feet grip, which matters most with children or older relatives.
Types of bath mat
- Quick-dry absorbent mats. These pull water away from the surface fast so the top feels dry soon after you step on it. Our quick drying bath mat is a super absorbent non-slip design in oval or semicircle shapes and three sizes. It also works as an entrance door mat.
- Textile mats in sets. These match a shower curtain and often include a U-shaped mat for the base of the toilet and a lid cover.
- In-tub suction mats. These sit inside the bath or shower tray and grip with suction cups. They are a different product from a step-out mat.
Choosing a mat size
Measure the floor space where you step out of the bath or shower. The mat should cover the landing spot without running under the door or curling against the bath panel. Check the backing too. A rubber or non-slip backing stops the mat itself from sliding on tiles.
Shower Curtains and Matching Sets
A shower curtain keeps water inside the bath and gives privacy in a shared bathroom. It is also the biggest piece of colour in most bathrooms, so changing the curtain changes the whole look of the room.
We sell curtain sets that include matching mats. The printed shower curtain and toilet mat set comes with 12 hooks, an anti-slip bath mat, a U mat and a toilet lid cover, in three sizes and four designs. The marble shower curtain set has a 3D marble print with an absorbent anti-slip bath mat and toilet mats, in green or white.
How to measure for a shower curtain
- Measure the width of the rail or the opening you need to cover. Choose a curtain a little wider so it hangs in soft folds rather than stretched flat.
- Measure from the rail down to where the curtain should end. For a bath, the curtain should hang inside the tub. For a walk-in shower, it should stop just above the floor.
- Count the rings or hooks your rail takes. Sets with hooks included save a separate purchase.
Wash fabric curtains regularly and let them dry fully stretched out. Mould grows in folds that stay damp.
Shower Benches and Bathtub Trays
Seating and trays are the comfort side of our shower and bath accessories. A bench gives you somewhere to sit while you shave your legs, wash your feet or rest. A tray turns a bath into a place to read or relax.
Shower benches
Our bamboo shower bench with storage shelf has a slatted seat and a lower shelf for bottles or a folded towel. Bamboo is a common choice for wet rooms because it handles moisture well when it is allowed to dry between uses. Place a bench on a level floor, keep it out of standing water, and wipe it down after use. A decorative bench is not the same as a medical shower chair. If someone needs support getting in and out, look for a seat built and rated for that purpose.
Bathtub tray tables
The bamboo bathtub tray table stands beside the tub on a pole, with adjustable height and a rotating top. It suits freestanding baths where a tray that bridges the rim would not fit. Keep electrical devices away from the bath water and use the table for books, a drink or a candle at a safe distance.
Towel Bars, Rings and Hooks
Every shower needs a place for the towel within arm's reach. Towels left on the floor never dry properly and start to smell.
The stainless steel accessory set includes a single towel bar, a towel ring, a toilet roll holder and a robe hook, sold as sets or single pieces. Buying matching metal fittings keeps the room consistent. Stainless steel is a common choice in bathrooms because it resists rust better than plain steel.
Comparison Table: Which Product Solves Which Problem
| Product type | Main job | What to measure or check | Fitting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handheld shower head | Better spray, flexible rinsing | Thread, hose length, water pressure | Screws onto existing hose or arm |
| Shower panel system | Several outlets in one tower | Wall height and width, supply positions | Replaces head and mixer; plumber recommended |
| Shower caddy | Holds bottles off the floor | Wall space, drainage, load | Wall-mounted |
| Corner shelf | Uses the corner for storage | Smooth surface for adhesive | Adhesive plates, no drilling |
| Soap box | Keeps bar soap dry | Single or double size | Wall-mounted |
| Bath mat | Grip and absorbency underfoot | Floor space, non-slip backing | Free-standing on floor |
| Shower curtain set | Privacy, splash control, style | Rail width, drop length, hooks | Hangs on rail |
| Shower bench | Seat and lower shelf | Floor space, level surface | Free-standing |
| Bath tray table | Surface beside the tub | Tub height, floor space | Free-standing |
Materials That Last in a Wet Room
Shower and bath accessories get wet every day, so the material decides how long each piece looks good. Before you buy, check the material on the product page.
- Stainless steel: strong and rust resistant. Wipe off soap film so it keeps its finish.
- Coated iron wire: light and cheap, good for shelves and baskets. Keep the coating intact; a deep scratch can let rust start.
- Bamboo: warm look, handles moisture when it can dry out. Do not leave it standing in water.
- Resin: moulded into decorative shapes for dispensers and trays. Clean with a soft cloth, not abrasive pads.
- Plastic (ABS and PP): common for shower heads and soap boxes. Light, does not rust, easy to clean.
- Polyester fabric: the usual material for printed shower curtains. Follow the care label when washing.
How to Plan Your Shower Area
Stand in the shower and look at what you reach for. That tells you what to buy.
- Fix the water first. If the spray is weak or uncomfortable, a new head will make a bigger difference than any shelf.
- Clear the floor and the edges. Count your bottles. One caddy holds a few; a family usually needs a caddy and a corner shelf.
- Sort the soap. Bar soap needs a draining holder. Liquid soap needs a pump.
- Make stepping out safe. Put a non-slip mat where you land.
- Hang the towel close. Add a bar, ring or hook within reach.
- Add comfort last. A bench or tray is the finishing touch once the basics work.
If your bathroom also needs cabinets or shelving outside the shower, our bathroom storage range covers wall cabinets, over-the-toilet units and organisers. For basin units and taps, see vanities and sinks. Roll holders and toilet brushes are in toilets and accessories. The full room is covered on our main bathroom collection page.
Care and Cleaning Tips
A few minutes a week keeps shower and bath accessories looking new.
- Rinse caddies and shelves when you clean the shower so soap does not build up into a sticky film.
- Rub the rubber nozzles on a shower head with your thumb to clear limescale. For heavy scale, follow the cleaning advice on the product page.
- Wipe bamboo benches and trays dry, and open a window or run the extractor fan to clear steam.
- Check adhesive shelves every so often. If a plate starts to lift, empty the shelf, clean the wall and refit a fresh plate.
Who These Products Suit
Renters get the most from punch-free shelves, freestanding benches and curtain sets, because none of them need drilling. Families with young children should look at handheld shower heads, non-slip mats and caddies placed out of small hands' reach. People who like a long bath will enjoy a tray table and a bench. Anyone renovating can plan the whole wet zone at once, from a shower panel down to the bath mat. If you are setting up a new home, our home and garden range and storage and organisation pieces cover the rest of the house.
Frequently Asked Questions
What shower and bath accessories should I buy first?
Start with whatever bothers you most each morning. For most people that is a weak shower or bottles with nowhere to go, so a new shower head or a caddy is the usual first purchase. A non-slip bath mat is the next most useful item.
Can I fit a shower head myself?
A handheld head that screws onto an existing hose is usually a simple job. A full shower panel system replaces the mixer and connects to the supply pipes, so we recommend a qualified plumber for that.
Do adhesive corner shelves work on all walls?
They need a smooth, non-porous surface such as glazed tile or glass. They do not stick well to textured tiles, grout lines or painted plaster. Clean and dry the wall before fitting.
What size shower curtain do I need?
Measure the rail width and the drop from rail to bath or floor. Pick a curtain a little wider than the rail. Our curtain sets list their available sizes on each product page.
Is a bamboo shower bench safe in a wet shower?
Bamboo copes well with moisture when it is wiped and allowed to dry. Keep it on a level floor and out of standing water. It is a comfort seat, not a medical mobility aid.
Can I return an item if it does not fit?
Please read our return and refund policy before ordering. Delivery details are on our shipping policy page, and general answers are on our FAQ page.
Shop Shower and Bath Accessories at Easy Life Markets
Easy Life Markets stocks shower and bath accessories for every stage of the routine, from the water that hits you to the mat you step onto. Browse the products above, open each page to check the exact sizes, materials and options, and choose the pieces that fix your own bathroom. If you are not sure which item suits your shower, contact us with a photo or your measurements and we will help you choose.