tesa UK Nie Wieder Bohren Draad DK210 Corner Double Basket Shelf for Shower Solid Brass High-Gloss Chrome-Plated Incl. Special Attachment Technique-Never Drill Again

So you've just had your bathroom tiled, and you really don't want to risk those lovely new tiles by going mad with a ceramic drill bit. But you've got a load of bottles of shower gel and shampoo that you don't want cluttering up your new shower cubicle, and the sliding doors mean you can't hang something over the top of the cubicle either. And this fancy Nie Wieder Bohren range does seem to be getting good reviews, even if is it darned expensive for what it does. Is it worth the cost, though?Well, I don't know if the cost is worth it to you, but what I can say is that it does exactly what they claimed it would.I agonised a little over how exactly I needed to follow their instructions about using isopropyl alcohol to clean the surface beforehand (it's not all that easy to find if you try to buy it online), and then decided that I'd use a clean, lint-free cloth and some hand disinfectant gel (just like you might buy in Boots or somewhere similar for travelling) to do the cleaning, making sure I left none behind. Now this was on VERY smooth ceramic tiles, and I can make no claims about how effective this would be on rougher or more porous surfaces. Then all I had to do was carefully follow the instructions to push the special adhesive into the hole until it filled the gap behind the fitting, with no overflow (this only took a few minutes). Let this set for 12 hours (I did it at 6pm so that it would be cured by early next morning), take another couple of minutes to screw the fitments on, and it was finished. Immediately sturdy, and perfect for the purpose. I chose to site the glue fittings away from any grout, by the way, just to be absolutely on the safe side.I found it difficult to find decent measurements for this, or indeed several other NWB products. This one, for what it's worth, is about 41cm from bottom of the hooks to top, 18cm along each side, and the bottom shelf has a maximum clearance of about 23cm. It has lived in my new shower cubicle for nearly 2 months, absolutely free of any wobbles, creaks, or failures, and carries about 8-10 bottles of shampoo and shower gel for the family, sometimes totalling over 3kg in weight if they're all full-ish.In a 900mm x 900mm quadrant shower cubicle, it's perfectly sited in the corner, out of the way, and it does its job perfectly.The only tiny criticism I can come up with is the price. But sometimes you have to accept that people who truly are innovative in finding solutions others haven't kind of deserve the credit (both monetary and in terms of kudos) for doing so. Put another way, if you want the best, you sometimes have to pay for it. So, now that I've talked myself out of complaining about the cost too, I have no alternative but to give this 5 stars. Highly recommended.

Very much in the same bracket as the Nie Wieder soap dispenser, love it, very sturdy and easy to fit, just hope it is worth the price.

We scoured the internet for a shower rack that would be water resistant and did not involve drilling our brand new bathroom tiles, and this one kept popping up. I was skeptical at first, as I didn't believe that a shower rack would hold just by using a glue, but having watched the promo videos I decided to bite the bullet. The rack was slightly on the expensive side, but sometimes you have to pay to achieve quality. And I have not yet been disappointed. The rack was installed 3 months ago and is still going strong. It holds a variety of shampoos and washes (but I am careful not to overload it) and does not move an inch. The fixing is firm and secure, and the rack itself is of a high quality - the metal has not tarnished and remains shiny. It looks very smart in our shower! The only criticism I have is that there is a natural weak point created by the position of the fixings - the front left corners. I therefore always make sure to place heavier items towards the back of the caddy, near the fixings.

When the product arrived we weren't disappointed, the product looks great. However, when we went to install the shower caddy we realised one of the parts was missing (1 of the 2 silver disks was missing). We contacted amazon and a whole replacement was promptly delivered. When we opened the package we could see that the replacement silver disk part had been put in separately on top so obviously there has been some packing issues on this product. However, imagine our disappointment when we realised that this time there were 2 different parts missing (2screw nuts missing). We called amazon and our only option we were given is to return the item and receive a refund. Amazon told us to go buy the item elsewhere. We have been buying from Amazon for years and find this level of service disgusting. Needless to say we will not be buying From Amazon any more and now need to take another taxi ride to the depot to return the item AGAIN. Thanks for wasting our time AMAZON. Apparently, Amazon are now removing this item from sale so we clearly are not alone and there must be many other frustrated customers out there. All we wanted was a shower caddy......?

It might be a bot more expensive than some, but I don't regret buying it for a moment. It is super easy to fit and with the bonus of no drilling to the tiles, which gives the added benefit of being able to remove it if you need to. It is easy to remove from the mounts stuck to the tiles for cleaning as you can unscrew it. It holds a lot and that is a definite bonus for us girls and seems to be pretty sturdy. A really good buy.

We’ve purchased and used a number of these shower caddies in the past. I needed to add one for my mother’s new shower and didn’t want to do any drilling. The caddy is also rust resistant so apart from some regular cleaning will last a long time.Started the assembly process this morning. Peeled off the protective last from the fixing, stuck them to the wall/tiles. All good. Then got the tube of adhesive and.. using the red plastic tool pierced the tube and then wrapped it on the base and proceeded to squeeze like a tube of toothpaste. It was then that I found the tube was rock solid so effectively no adhesive. After reading the manufactures web site they highlight how the tube has a date right at the end. You might have to unfold it slightly. Its the expiration date and mine had just expired. The web site says they’re good for 18months. So this leads me to believe that the amazon stock is old.I’ve written to the manufacturers to get replacement adhesive but it’s all a bit disappointing.My advice is... check date on adhesive before you start assembling, perhaps even give the tube a squeeze whilst sealed