Shower Head Holder, Adjustable Removable Shower Wall
Shower Head Holder, Adjustable Removable Shower Wall Bracket, Shower Head Mount, 360° Rotation Adjustable Shower Bracket, Angle Adjustable Vacuum Suction Cup (Sliver-1)
Clean the wall and dry it before use to keep it clean and dry
When installing, press firmly on the center of the suction cup to remove the air
Press the key
Job done (You can also use it with the adhesive stickers we give away.)
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|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| Colour | Silver | Yellow | Silver |
| Bottom design | Sucker | Sucker | Sucker |
| Weight: | 80 g |
| Dimensions: | 19.7 x 12.8 x 7.2 cm; 80 Grams |
| Model: | Duschkopfhalterung Saugnapf |
| Part: | Duschkopfhalterung Saugnapf |
| Colour: | Sliver-1 |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | ProZada |
| Dimensions: | 19.7 x 12.8 x 7.2 cm; 80 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
Sometimes I use it for shower heads, other times for mop to hang and dry, other times for phone to hold whilst showering and watching my TEDtalks. Easy to use, durable and ligh
This is a good product, easy to install and move around the shower as needed. My only gripe is the inability to move the shower head up/down. Otherwise very well worth the price.
I don’t think I would ever 100% trust any suction cup to work under constant weight long term, but as this was bought to slightly relocate our shower head and so the hose is still attached to the original rail, we didn’t need to worry too much about the consequences if the suction gave way, but I was pleasantly surprised. It also came with a double sided sticker pad for trickier surfaces.
It has been in use for a few weeks with no problems but with any suction cup I’d recommend removing and reattaching it every month or so to refresh the suction power.
The range of adjustment up and down (at right angles to the wall) is quite limited. It rotates parallel to the wall with a good range of motion. This allowed us to get the angle we needed, albeit at an odd sideways angle, but your mileage may vary.
Note that I would recommend attaching this with the lever at the bottom. Having it at the top would allow you to angle it downwards a bit, it would loosen the suction and the weight of the shower could easily pull it down causing the suction to release.
As we are in rental accommodation, changing the fixture permanently was not an option. So this suited us well and, overall, I’m happy with it for our purposes.
This is working great for me in a temporary installation for a few months while I redo the bathroom. Not sure how well it would hold out long-term. It’s 100% plastic, which means it’s not a solid as it could be, but it also won’t damage anything if it falls off the wall. The plastic has no flexibility to it so won’t stretch to fit if your shower head is too big. I’m pretty sure I cracked mine pushing the shower head in but it’s been holding out ok so far. If you’re looking for something permanent then just drill and screw something to your wall. I wouldn’t recommend it as a permanent solution.
PROS: does exactly what it’s meant to, strong suction (wet or dry), is easy to put on and remove, no additional tools required to install, it’s a cheap fix for otherwise costly solutions, it’s changed my showering life.
CONS: the swivel on this isn’t great. You can only bend it up or down about 1-2 cm before it stops moving, so not great for mobility and angling. The holder projects from the wall quite a bit. Frustrating to place if you have the shower box planted in the middle of the wall and you have tiles that split right where you want to place it.
TIP: other commenters have mentioned that it’s quick to unsuction itself from the wall. This is true and happened the first time I installed it. The reason for that is gravity–if there’s too much weight on the holder, it will fall eventually (took about 2 hours before it fell for me). To stop it from falling, when it’s not in use, angle the shower head so it’s standing perpendicular to the ground rather than at an angle. Less gravitational pull = no falling = happy shower-owner/renter.