Aviva Single Bottle Soap and Shower Dispenser, Chrome

Ideal for a replacement for a bottle we’ve had for a while that had stopped pumping effectively. I like that you can purchase individually without having to replace the whole thing.

I decided to screw mine to the wall and you do have to cut the lugs down to do it, no screws supplied but not a problem - use flat head screws if you do the same. Looks great and works very well.

works great but expensive for one ,better off buying a set of three.

Only had the product a week but absolutely love it, followed instructions (that were super easy ) and found extremely easy to fit to tiles I used the adhesive provided no drilling and 7 days later still feels very solid, looks nice and has decluttered my bathroom, does exactly what its suppose to altho its still early days ,if lasts a while is well worth the money, my only complaint is the lid part it balances well and HAS NOT COME OFF all the time iv been using it but was expecting a little latch just feels a little flimsy but as I said it has not moved, overall at the moment very happy

Perfect replacement for our broken soap dispenser. I just wish they also sold the metal rack that these fit to in our bathroom.

Excellent quality product, I saw these in a nice hotel and decided to buy them for my home. Robust and easy to use, they look neat and tidy in the bathroom

In conservatory. Lot of compliment.

Good quality hotel standard

Joli design, et bien moins cher qu’une autre marque qui a vite présenté des PB de pompe. Il faut juste être un peu patient pour amorcer la pompe…

superb finish, smooth operation, absolute delight to have it.

I tried a cheaper brand years ago and it was junk. Never stuck well to the shower tiles and left marks when removed. We used the two dispenser with basket model in the Aloft Hotel we stayed at in Jacksonville and loved it. Would have bought that one but couldn't work out a good place to put it in our shower so we opted for the single unit. This has double stick tape with it (as did the cheap brand) AND a tube of silicone "glue" that you stick it to the tile with. And trust me, if you clean the tile before hand (like they tell you to) and let it cure for the full 24 hours, that sucker isn't going any where! This is sleek and easy to install and very sturdy. We love it! Just understand what it means to "prime the pump" I had to prime it with a handful of water from the dispenser end, as all the pumping in the world didn't start the flow of shower gel. Back filling the dispenser "nipple" with water (hold a capful of water up to it and pump a few times. It will suck the water in and "prime" the flow) had it dispensing soap in no time. I recommend installing it under the shower head somewhere to minimize the water flow over the unit, simply to prolong the beauty of the chrome. I dry my shower every time so it's not a problem, but if you don't wipe yours down, it will keep the finish nicer, longer.

This soap dispenser appears to be well designed, quality built, and attractive in most surroundings. My Installation was on a bathroom wall. I used two unfurnished screws instead of the 2-sided sticky tape, making sure the screws went into a wooden stud. I filled the convenient lift-out reservoir for soap by placing it on the sink and pouring soap straight out of the uncapped anti-bacterial dish detergent bottle and found it quick and tidy to do. I have been using dish detergent for years because I like its heavy-duty cleaning power and texture. I find hand soaps a little gummy, and I do not feel they are as sanitizing. This dispenser has a big push-button that is easy to push with the palm of the hand that will receive the soap. It dispenses the perfect amount and the same amount each time, and it does not drip so there is not waiting around after you depress the button. I like it a lot and recommend it!

I've been using this dispenser for the kitchen sink and the bathroom sink for 3 years and have had no issues with leaks or clogging. It has freed up counter space in the kitchen and allowed a convenient soap dispenser in a bathroom that had a free standing sink with no surrounding counter space. It was very easy to install using the silicone glue and has been very stable on both the granite backsplash in the kitchen and walllpaper in the bathroom. Recently we removed wallpaper from the bathroom and painted. To re-install the dispenser I decided that I would prefer to use screws instead of silicone glue in case I wanted to remove it at some point because I worried that removing a silicone glued dispenser off a painted wall would likely take a chunk of the wall with it. The instructions for how to install using screws is severely lacking in the instruction manual. Perhaps painfully obvious to some folks, but it wasn't to me so I thought I would share what I learned. First off, screws are not included in the installation kit (at least it wasn't in mine), and you need to use flat head screws (as mentioned in other reviews) to allow the dispenser to properly fit and slide on the mount. Second, the holes you will be using are the middle hole and the bottom hole... NOT the top and bottom holes. As far as I can tell, no flat head screw will fit in the top hole and be flat/flush enough to allow the hook on the back of the dispenser to slide into the mount properly. Just wanted to share so that others who want to install the dispenser using screws will have just 2 holes in their walls instead of the 3 that are in my wall :).