Duschablage für die Ecke mit Saugnäpfen, kein Bohren, Edelstahl, Bad-Organizer

I replaced a rusty old caddy that was screwed into the wall. This one is actually stronger—the suction lock holds my big bottles without the frame bending like my old one did. Plus I got the corner space back. It looks sleek and modern. I'm genuinely impressed with the quality for the price.

Got scared when my lease said no holes in the bathroom, but this solved it. I've taken it off twice to deep clean and it comes off with a simple pull. No sticky residue, no scratches, doesn't pull paint off. I even put it on my mirror once to test it—stuck great, came off clean.

The size is right for my corner and the suction is strong. The only reason it's not five stars is that the bottom shelf is a little shallow—my taller bottles fit but they lean forward slightly. Not a big deal, just something to know. Overall happy with the purchase and would buy again.

I was skeptical because my old adhesive one fell off every month. This one's been on for a month of daily hot showers and hasn't slipped a millimeter. The stainless steel frame hasn't rusted or discolored, which surprised me because our water is super hard. It just looks clean and neat in the corner.

My last three apartments had tile I wasn't allowed to drill into. This is the first caddy that actually stays on. I've had it up for two months and it holds my shampoo, conditioner, and a big pump soap. Took it down once to clean the shower and it went back on no problem. Highly recommend.

I wanted to love this, but my shower has a slight curve near the corner and the suction cups don't fully seal on it. I got it to stick but it wobbles a bit if I bump it. Works fine for a loofah and a small bottle, but I wouldn't trust it with anything heavy. If you have perfectly flat tile, it's great.

I'm not handy at all and this took me literally 45 seconds. Wiped the tile, pressed the cups, pushed the lock levers, done. I stacked two smaller bottles and a face wash on the bottom shelf and a bar of soap on top. Everything stays put even with the water hitting it directly.

The gun-grey is exactly like the picture—dark, matte, looks expensive. Installation was simple but I had to press each suction cup individually and then give the whole thing a firm push to get the lock to engage. Once it did, it hasn't moved. Just takes a little patience on the first try.

The whole frame is actual stainless steel, not that flimsy coated stuff. I've had it up for six weeks and there's zero rust even with my hard water. The triangular shape fits my corner perfectly and doesn't stick out into the shower. Holds my big men's shampoo bottle no problem.

I was worried about the suction seal breaking during the move. Peeling it off took maybe ten seconds and left zero marks on the old tile. Reinstalled in my new place on the fiberglass shower wall and it's holding strong. Way better than the adhesive caddy I had before that destroyed paint.

I loaded mine with three full 24-oz bottles and a razor. It held for about a week, then one morning I heard a crash—the top cup gave out and everything slid off. With just two bottles it's perfectly fine. So just don't overdo it and you'll be happy.

I liked the first one so much I bought another for the guest bathroom. My first one's been up for two months in the steamy shower every day and hasn't slipped an inch. The gun-grey finish matches my fixtures and doesn't show water spots. Best $23 I've spent on bathroom stuff.

I read the description but thought it'd work on my slightly textured tile. Nope—the suction cups kept popping off every couple days. Moved it to the glass shower door and it's been fine since. Just be honest about your wall type before you buy. Otherwise, it's a solid little shelf.

Our apartment has this weird dead corner that was just collecting soap scum. This caddy snaps right onto the smooth tile and holds my shampoo, conditioner, and a scrub brush. Took it off to clean after three weeks—no residue at all, went back on easy. Landlord will never know.

Works great on the flat glass panel in my shower. I put it up right before a week-long trip and it held the whole time. Only downside is the suction cups don't like grout lines, so I had to angle it a bit to get a flat spot. Once I did, it's been rock solid.

I measured the corner before ordering—it's about 5 inches across—and this fits perfect. Stuck it on my glass shower door in about 30 seconds. Two big bottles of body wash and a loofah hang on it without budging. Wish I'd found this months ago.