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- 4 stars: 4 (25%)
- 3 stars: 2 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
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Weighs almost nothing but holds a full basin without complaint. I wipe it down with the same cloth I use on the tile and it looks new. Been using it since early spring and the matte finish has not chipped or scratched. Simple design that just works.
I really wanted this to work on the wallpapered wall in my guest bath and it just would not stick flat. Moved it to the tiled wall in the main bath and it is fine, holds a basin and the hook rail is useful. Just know it is picky about the surface, that is the only real limitation.
I went with the double tier so my wife and I each have a spot. One basin hangs on the top arms and the other stands on the lower row, both tipped to drain. It comes about 4.8 inches off the wall which I was worried about but it does not feel like it is in the way at all.
Does exactly what it says for basins and bowls. I tried it with a small bucket of water once and it started to pull away from the wall, so I would not push the weight limit. Sticking to basins and it has been perfect. The fold flat feature is the best part.
I was skeptical about the adhesive holding in a steamy bathroom but it has been solid since spring. The aluminium has not discolored or rusted at all even with the shower running hot every morning. Holds a colander and a bowl without sagging.
We used to have a stack of basins on the floor right in the path to the shower and it drove me crazy. Now they hang on the wall and the floor is clear. I measured the 10.3 inch depth before ordering and it clears the shower door with room to spare. Should have done this a year ago.
Had it up in about fifteen minutes including wiping the tile down and letting it dry. The folding arms were a little stiff at first and I worried I would bend something, but they loosened up after a few days of use. Holds my basin tipped like it should and the hooks are handy.
I was nervous the gunmetal grey would clash with my brushed nickel faucet but it actually looks intentional. The matte finish does not show water spots the way chrome does. Holding a basin and a stack of small plates with no issues after a month.
Our bathroom is basically a wet room and floor space is nonexistent. I mounted the double tier on the tiled wall and now one basin hangs while a second drying tray stands on the lower row. Water just runs off into the drain. Six weeks in, no rust, no wobble, and it folds back to almost nothing when empty.
The rack itself seems well made and the folding arms work smoothly. Problem is my bathroom wall is textured so the plate never sat flush and I could not get a good bond. That is on me for not reading the fit notes closely. I ended up using it on the glass shower panel instead and it works there.
Quality is good and the install was simple, no drama with the adhesive plate. My only gripe is I tried hanging a fairly heavy ceramic bowl and it flexed a little, so now I keep it to plastic basins and colanders. For normal bathroom stuff it is totally fine and the fold flat design is exactly what I wanted.
Got the double tier for the shower and liked it enough that I ordered another single tier for above my laundry sink. The first one has held up through months of steam and splashing with zero rust, which is more than I can say for the old wire rack I had. Aluminium is light but does not feel flimsy once it is clipped in.
The fold out arms are nice but honestly I bought it for the rail with the three hooks underneath. My scrubbing brush, sponge and a small cloth all hang there now and drip into the tub instead of sitting wet on the ledge. Folds back flat when I am not drying anything so the wall looks clean.
I ordered the single tier thinking it would fit the space between my mirror and the corner and it is about an inch too wide. Still use it fine on the opposite wall. The arms hold my stainless bowl tipped properly and the three hooks are perfect for the bottle brush. Just double check the 11.2 inches before you order.
I rent and my lease says no drilling so this was basically the only option for basin storage. The plate stuck flat on the painted plaster above my sink and it has held a full colander and a mixing bowl for about six weeks now. Took the whole thing off once to check and the wall is untouched.
We had two wash basins stacked on the floor for months and the bottom one never dried. I mounted this on the tile beside the shower and now they hang tipped so the water runs right off. My husband said it took him maybe ten minutes to stick the plate and clip the rack on. The matte grey looks fine against our tile too.