Fealkira Nail Free Handheld Shower Head Holder Shower Adjustable Bracket Wall Mount for Bathroom with Adhesive Stick Disc (Adhesive Holder-02)

After a few weeks this shower head holder is still stuck fast to the tile. It comes in 2 parts and is really easy to apply but be very careful to figure out which way should be pointing up before sticking (the instructions are in Japanese)Best thing is that you can adjust the shower head to point at 2 different angles as shown in photos, this means the water doesn’t shoot straight out from the wall. Only deducting a star because I think it costs a few pounds too many. But very pleased with this handy product :)

Mount adheres to a clean tile surface with no sign of coming loose unless you swing on it. Considerably easier than drilling holes in tiles.

I admit I have needed to buy 4 of these over a couple of years. However, before you grumble about this not being a good product, let me explain!I have had one of those shower heads that have the mineral beads in them for filtering the water. All great yes, but it makes for a heavy shower head.This holder held the old heavy filter shower head for a good few months before I had it landing on my head. However, since I have changed to a normal weight shower head, this hold is a dream.I have earthenware type tiles in my bathroom and are a little matte, so a quick rub with a gentle sanding sheet, clean with grease/grime remover and this hold is up and holding well. If you have shiny tiles or panelling I think you'll only need to ensure there is no grime/soap/residue before sticking as you would for anything adhesive. (but of course, check on this for yourself)So considering the weight of the filter shower head - this holder is amazingly good at staying up and if it comes to it, cheap enough to replace every 6 months or so if you have a monster shower head... personally, I have not looked back from changing the shower head (best one I have ever used) but that is for another review!

I bought this to temporarily replace a riser rail which had broken. The adhesive is super sticky so make sure you have it perfectly aligned on the tile before sticking down, I didn't and did manage to prise it off but it wasn't easy and the base has creased a bit because of it. Another thing to note is make sure you put it the right way up. The (chinese) lettering on the reverse is actually the wrong way up for how the bracket attaches to the base, so bear that in mind as well. I would assemble it first to make sure you have it the right way up.However, now it is on, it is fixed very well to the tile and does the job perfectly.

This is a great piece of kit. It's been in situ for a few weeks now. Looks good, is absolutely solid in terms of its adhesive integrity and functions well. All that said, for what it is, it's defo overpriced.

The media could not be loaded.  Like others when I pulled out the holder I thought another piece of trash but I was pleasantly mistaken. The holder sticks fast - and has for a few months now-. The back plate is silver , looks good against my white tiles and matches my taps. The only problem I have had it leaks from around the connection to hose from time to time but is easy to screw tight again so not been a big issue for me. Happy to recommend this product.

I can only put my shower head in an upright position or it falls out.Was very disappointed for the money.It stuck ok that’s about it

I was expecting a solid back plate but instead the sticky part that affixes to the wall is a thin flexible piece of sticky plastic. Given that the purpose of this was to hold up an additional shower head in a wet bathroom I thought that this would be peeling off within hours.However.... Not only does it stick really well to the tiles, but because it is flexible you can mould them onto the surface a little better, even means you can flatten it out so it nicely follows the contours of any tile bezel edge. As it’s not a rigid piece of plastic it also means that continual use in putting the shower head in and out of the holder is not going to stress it and lead to its eventual cracking or popping off the wall.Time will tel whether the stickiness lasts a wet bathroom wall, but for now I can’t see this moving anywhere and beats having to drill holes in tiles.Item is formed of two parts: A flat ‘plate’ a the back made of flexible plastic that looks like brushed stainless steel. That part also has a plastic holder. The other part is the shower head holder that slides over the top.Non adjustable once in position (ie doesn’t rotate or tilt) but fits standard shower head as a simple holder to stop it rattling around in the bath tub.