Suction Cup Shower Caddy

I have had this organiser for over a year now, and have not reviewed it on purpose as I wanted to see how it held up. I have had suction cup shower caddies before, they were chrome, and, after a relatively short time they began to rust. Also, previously they have scared the living daylights out of me as in the middle of a spooky movie (or the middle of the night) the suction cups would have dried out and the shelf would come crashing down into the bath (we still have the chips to prove it ... not so with this item. After nearly 16 months this item (because of the quality of the stainless steel I suppose) still looks as good as it did the day I put it up, and it has not loosened or fallen down once in all of that time. It was easy to fit, is a nice size for the essentials, and looks good, I have added a photo so that you can see for yourself. The photo was a few months ago (when I had planned to review it), but nothing has changed in that time. The shower is used daily and the rack is wiped with a micro fibre cloth after showering. I would highly recommend this and would, in fact am very likely to, buy another one for our other shower.

Looks really nice in the bathroom. Would love to be able to buy additional components separately. Great set, easy to fix on and they look lovely in.

Quality product easy to fit

This item sticks by suction pads to the smooth surface of your shower or bathroom tiled surface. If you follow the simple fitting instructions it is a stable storage tray for accumulated bottles etc. that appear to proliferate in the shower. It is sturdily built and allegedly rust-proof. Similar items I have fitted in the past have not rusted. An excellent, sensibly priced, bit of kit.

These have been stuck to the wall of my new shower cubicle for several months now, and haven't moved at all (PVC panelling). They are perfect, and stop my shower looking cluttered and keeping everything I need within easy reach.

Edit: After a few days one of the suction cups came off the wall and couldn't go back as the rubber had torn. Seller arranged for a replacement. This didn't arrive then another cup broke (rubber snapped off this time). Further, it is already rusting when described as 'rustproof'. See photos - the first one looked good! Have requested refund. Will consider getting the adhesive, rather than suction, type. Original post: Victorious, figured I share some tips: 1. Patience required; 2. A flat surface is key. Turns out my tiles have an embossed effect, which, fortunately, I was able to just about avoid. Even then the last one, for no apparent reason, wouldn't form a vacuum (you'll know success when the cup becomes tight to the rubber). After several attempts in the end cleaning the rubber with water & the wall with soapy water, & letting both dry, was gladly the tckt; 3. There is a knack to fully tightening these. I used a dry flannel around the knob for better purchase, using both hands for max force (predominantly left hand is easiest; you'll see) & did so from above so the shelf itself doesn't get in the way (for the top one that involved precariously standing up on the bath. Don't slip!); Result: suction seems pretty solid. All going well, they'll only come down when I decide to take them down... Will be sure to let you know if that changes. Good luck!

This product is a handy,no drilling required, bathroom toiletries holder and is simple to install if the instructions are followed as written.It only takes a couple of minutes to have it up and ready for use and is an asset for those who are not very successful at do it yourself projects that require a drill,screws,and rawlplugs. When assembled and in place it is smart to look at and easy to keep clean,I therefore have no hesitation in recommending this excellent product to all interested persons.

Great items, easy to fix to wall with great suction seem very sturdy