Strong Adhesive Shower Head Holder CACASO Adjustable Shower Wand Holder,Handheld Shower Head Wall Mount Bracket with 2 Hanger Hooks,Showerhead &Bidet Sprayer Bracket Better Than Suction Cups

This was perfect for my needs. It's been on the shower for a few weeks now and hasn't budged. The adhesive is very strong.

I have bought a lot of shower head holders. We moved into a home without a shower. So we rigged it with a spout with a diverter and use the shower head as a makeshift shower. We bought a shower head from here with a pretty lengthy hose and it's been usable. However, the shower head is so powerful that it normally jerked around causing water to spray everywhere or the shower head to fall. I tried everything besides completely redoing my bathroom. Bought every holder imaginable, duct tape, super glue but when the shower head fell and hit my daughter on the head one night, I knew I had to do something. Came here, ordered this because of a couple of reviews, installed it. SO EASY AND IT HAS NOT BUDGED!!!! We can put the water at full blast and actually shower now. I can't believe I have waited all these years!

The size was slightly too small for the hand shower I was installing in my kids bathroom, so I took the wall hanger and used 2 adjustable wrenches to grab each side of the C shaped part that holds the shower handle and gently flexed them to open up the C channel a bit until my shower fit. Has worked great since, takes the normal hand shower head from normal height and drops it down to kid height.

What good is a shower head if you don't have a shower-head holder? Forget Lowes & Home Depot...they just offer suction cup holders, hahaha! I set this one up so it hits the back of my neck and that alone was worth the money. With just a tip of my head, I can easily shampoo and rinse with no trouble at all. It seems extremely secure and was very easy to apply - just peel and stick. It is very easy to adjust the positions also. This was an awesome purchase and I highly recommend it.

I feel stupid now for not having read the reviews BEFORE purchasing and installing this horrible product. I generally look at all the 1- and 2-star reviews before buying an item, but skipped it this time. I guess that oughta teach me...I now have exactly the same problem as Roland C. Hiltscher in his 1-star review: this P.O.S. cannot hold my (standard-sized) shower head as the opening is too small, and the super-strong adhesive won't (I fear) allow me to remove it without damaging the composite material of my shower. Now I am hoping that some of the other 1-star reviews are correct and it just falls off in a few days. But I don't think I am that lucky. I suspect this is now a permanent "decoration" n my shower until such time as I remodel the shower. If I had thought there was even the slightest chance that the showerhead wouldn't fit, I would have tested it first. But I've bought and used at least 25 of these types of things in my life, and the one thing I could always count on is that a showerhead holder would actually HOLD a SHOWERHEAD. I now realize that is too much to ask.I was in a rush to get something quick, and skipped reading the reviews. Live and learn...

Okay, this thing works okay when new. The adhesive that goes on the shower wall surface is fine. It is strong and it's holding well after over 6 months time now.However, the shower holder cup is somewhat problematic. It's not the cup but the swivel part. The cup part and the bracket part at swivel section have these white acrylic plastic round washers. After a while, they loose friction (maybe they get worn down) and the cup starts rotating with the shower head on it due to the weight.There is no useful space to even put additional washers between them to make it more solid so the cup won't rotate. I tried finding them at HD or Lowes. It's no go. I tried sanding down one washer but it was just too much work and trouble. Tightening the bolt won't work either. The bracket is really solid so the bolt won't go in anymore at certain point.So, I used hot glue gun. Get hot glue and put dabs of the glue on each acrylic washers and quickly snug them back in with the shower cup. It will be harder because now you have additional glue on them and trying to fit it between a tight space. Some of the glue will ooze out but no matter, push them in and put the nut and bolt back on them.From the glue and also having minute amount of glue between the washer and bracket, now the cup does not rotate anymore with the shower head. The glue also gives kind of cushion affect as well.I hope this can help some of you.

Simple and easy, very strong

I bought this in 2020 and it's now 2024 it's still stuck on there.

Purchased because I wanted to place my shower head lower so that my kid could reach it. It has been stuck on for two months now, with no signs of moving or peeling off (despite normal rough use by kids)! I have a fairly large showerhead, but it holds well and does not slip or move. At first glance out of the box it appears flimsy/cheap, but I think the flexible adhesive back plate actually works in its favor, as it is quite light so there is nothing heavy to pull it downward. You can move the arm of the holder up and down and it stays where you move it. Before placing the peel and stick backing, I cleaned my tile with rubbing alcohol and let it fully air dry. I’m 100% happy with this purchase.

Quite sturdy, value for money.

I don’t write reviews often but this is the dodgiest product I have bought on Amazon. It looks like a pre production prototype, absolute rubbish. It works I guess but it looks so unfinished it probably cost 50 cents to make.

Tient en place , robuste

AAAAA++++