iPEGTOP Suction Cup Deep Shower Caddy Bath Organizer Wall Shelf for Large Shampoo Gel Holder Bathroom Accessories Storage -Rustproof 304 Stainless Steel, 2-Pack

I needed a solution in my studio, being right handed, and having no room to work!These, so far, are exactly what i needed!!Look sharp!Clean, strong suction, so far, and easy to install!I love them!!!❤️❤️❤️

These look so good on my shower wall, and they hold a lot. A friend recommended them because they stay nice and bright, and the suction holds, even when full of heavy bottles. She’s had hers up for years. I’m really pleased with this purchase. Most similar products look so tacky or fall off the wall after a while.

They’re sturdy and look nice, but compared to other baskets I got in the same order the suctions smelt like glue. I haven’t taken them off and will probably leave them forever!

We recently had our shower redone and I wanted new storage since there no shelves with the new tile. I also didn't want something tgat hangs from the shower head, as it gets grimy with wet soap. These work perfectly (I bought 2 of them). They're easy to install. They're srable and strong. They fit a lot of shower things. I have no complaints.

For anyone saying these are bad... doesn’t know how to set them up. ONE WORD PEOPLE: a *LEVEL*!!!!!I *love* these for my shower. I bought the thin & long kind for the bottom part of my shower, and also the more fat & short ones for other nick nacks and to put closer to the top! Now.. I think the setting up process is the key to success with these. (PS- I also purchased these August 2nd and am rating them exactly a month later.. so I gave it time before I gave them an automatic 5/5 star review.) Here are the steps *i* took: (I also had someone to help me.. having two people makes it way easier)1. Spray the surface down and wipe it off before applying.. MAKE SURE ITS COMPLETELY DRY!!2. PUT DOWN THE SUCTION CUPS!! Take the container itself..... and hold it up to the surface you will be placing it on, not only to get an idea of where you want to put it.. but to know HOW FAR APART YOULL NEED THE SUCTION CUPS TO BE!! (I’m really good at eye balling, so if you need to place a piece of tape above the places you’ll put the two suction cups.. do so!!)3. Once you have an idea of where to put the suction cups, you will place each suction cup on ONE AT A TIME!! (And you can do this step alone). Take *one* suction cup... and take all the hardware off of the black suction piece.... you should be left with a black disc and a thing sticking out the middle that looks like a nail.... now for placing the FIRST and FIRST ONLY disc/suction cup down... you don’t PER SAY *NEED* the level...... just eye ball it. The second suction cup is where you’ll need to make sure its leveled *TOOOOO* the first one. So place the first suction cup down.4. Now you’re onto the second suction cup. (For this step I recommend a partner to hold the level). Again; take off all the hardware so you’re left with a black disc looking thing with a nail sticking out the middle... but don’t take the plastic thing off, covering the sticky thing yet!!!!!!!! NOW.... TAKE OUT YOUR LEVEL!!!! Have someone hold the level flat against either the top or the bottom of the first disc you placed against the wall.... once the level says it’s, well... LEVEL (lol)... and while your partner is holding the level... take off the plastic covering the sticky backing... and then place your second disc on the wall (under the piece of tape u marked where it needs to be placed)... AND ALSO MAKE SURE EITHER THE TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE DISC (depending on where you set the level) IS TOUCHING THE LEVEL, JUST LIKE IT SHOULD BE TOUCHING THE OTHER DISC... once it’s touching the level (and the level still reads, “level”....) then push the disc to the wall.5. Now that both discs are on the wall... take time to really push the discs down with your thumbs...!!! This step is important!!!6. Now you can take the hardware and put them back on the discs... the part of the hardware where there’s an indented line? That’s where the holder sits... and it should be at the top of the disc!!!! Not the bottom!!!!7. Once the hardware is on the discs... put the container up against it.. with the back bar of the container setting in that indented space.........8. Then take the piece of hardware that goes ontop.. the “turny-knob” I like to call it..... and spin them!! I personally spin mine until it’s SUPER HARD to continue spinning.9. NOW DONT SIT ANYTHING INSIDE OF THE CONTAINERS YET!!!! Let the suction, well... SUCK!! And give it a break. (I personally waited 24 hours).10. After 24 hours u can put things inside.11. Every two days or so... check the knobs!!!! Meaning... spin the knobs if they need spun to become tight again!! Cause after a while the suction will lose hold!! So while having this product? You have to remember to always check if they need spun! It needs taken care of!! Lol!! :PI really hope this helps, these holders are bomb. I love organization shizzz!!! Much love!!! ♡

Very easy to install and it has a nice minimal look compared to the ones you hand over the shower head or the corner rods.

Keeps falling. Rubbers shifted its shape and will no longer stick. They stay on well for the first few applications but now, around the 4 month mark, they all fell and wont reattach. I have a few of these suction types/designs

If you're reading this, this review is actually a 5 star. But Here is my reason for almost returning this. The suction cup was not staying. At least one of them. I have it in my shower on some tiles. I cleaned the surface well, removing any water stains, making it literally squeaky clean. Need a clean surface right? Even sprayed a little IPA to remove any chemicals that may linger. one of the suction cups stayed on really well. didn't budge at all. the other kept falling off after several hours. I thought maybe it was an uneven surface so I tried another location. Same result. Tried swapping the suction cups around and realized the one that was not staying on is suddenly staying on. however since I changed positions, it couldn't be the surface being uneven even though it was not. Then I realized on my tiles, if you look at it at a specific angle when the light is hitting it just right, there are micro fractures in the tile. Older house built with cheap material. oh well.. So I looked for an area without any microfractures and viola, both the suction cups stayed. apparently the microfractures had just enough spacing to let air through and eventually screwing with the suction. Now the basket is on there good. Not exactly where I want it to be but I can't fault the product.