BlissHome Lock 'n Roll Suction Cup Clear Plastic Basket: No-Drill, Rust-Resistant, 5kg Capacity, Easy Install Wall Mounted Shower Caddy for Organised Bathrooms

My old basket cracked and fell down so I searched for the same brand, was dubious if the quality would still be as good as last one as products are always being made cheaper, i needn’t have worried I stuck it on over 2 weeks ago without wetting the sucker and it hasn’t moved. Very pleased.

Struggling with limited space in the bathroom, the decision to opt for a suction cup basket was more about necessity than preference. Surprisingly, this choice paid off. The installation was a matter of seconds, firmly adhering to the bathroom tiles without the need for drills or screws. Despite initial doubts about its holding capacity, it proved capable of supporting all the shower essentials without budging. Its design, both functional and not displeasing to the eye, blended well with the existing decor. Maintenance has been minimal, a simple wipe down keeps it looking as good as new. It's been a practical addition to the bathroom, addressing storage needs without sacrificing aesthetics.

I also have the stick on soap dish from the same manufacturer and the procedure for installation is the same - although this product was a little trickier to get the sucker pad to initially stick to the wall than the one supplied with the soap dish, it did do once it had everything else removed.With some patience it sticks well, provided the instructions are followed.Clean and dry both tile and sucker pad.Loosen silver turny bit a bit.Push whole assembly, sucker pad first, onto wall, so you can see where the basket will be.Once happy with positioning tighten shiny turny bit and hopefully this will push out air from behind the pad and make a vacuum to hold it to the wall.Turn shiny turny bit anti clockwise to remove it, the basket, and finally the shiny sucker cover. Press black sucker on for 10 or so seconds, and then just leave it 24 hours as is.24 hours later put everything back onto the sucker in reverse order to reassemble it.The shiny backplate has a grove and locator stub for alignment of the basket, easy to see how these work.It's largely rust proof coz the shiny suckerpad cover and the shiny turny bit are made of shiny plastic, not metal, and, to my knowledge, it's rare for plastic to rust.Just have to see how it goes.It did come with a 3M adhesive pad to allow fixing to a porous surface. Being 3M I would image this works but as I was fixing to a smooth tiled surface I had no need of it.

Fixing this caddy to a smooth (tiled in my case) surface is simple, first make sure the surface is spotlessly clean, press into position and tighten the central knob and you're done. If you don't have a perfectly smooth attachment point then a self adhesive pad is supplied to overcome this. The fixing feels firm enough but it is suction based so time will tell if it ends up in the bath as others have done. The listing says it will hold five kilos, I think that is pushing it myself and have just loaded mine up with all the usual bathroom clutter which it holds just fine. Only four stars as the sucker on the one delivered had no protection over it, which as this is the support method I would say is essential as a damaged sucker will leak and unstick over time.

The fitting of the Blisshome plastic basket in my shower was straightforward, The original 'sticker' needs to be in place for 24 hours and then the basket can be fitted. Installation took around 3 minutes. The product claims to be able to support up to 5kg of weight without the need for drilling. I am not going to push this. I am happy for it to hold two bottles of shampoo and shower stuff probably weighing less than 1kg.There are two question marks about the longevity of the product. Firstly the basket itself is plastic and pastic devices don't always last that long in damp and hot conditions? Secondly how long will it stick to the wall? After a few few days of use, the signs are good but I sumply don't know how long this will last.[Edit - it lasted around a month before it came off the wall and will not stick back on it - oh well!!]

This basket has become a welcome addition to my shower! It sticks on like a dream, and it's much sturdier than I anticipated. I’ve managed to fill it to the brim and it hasn't budged in weeks. It looks quite smart too, which is a bonus. If you're searching for a faff-free way to add storage without any drilling, this gets my vote.

Tackling the usual clutter in my shower space without drilling holes or worrying about rust became a priority. The ease of sticking it onto the bathroom wall without a fuss was refreshing. It’s been holding up quite well, laden with bottles and razors. The transparency keeps the look clean, and maintenance is a breeze, needing just a quick wipe. It blends well with the bathroom's aesthetics, keeping everything tidy and accessible.