AmazerBath Corner Shower Caddy with Hooks, Adhesive Shower Shelf Stainless Steel, Shower Organizer Wall Mounted for Bathroom, Kitchen, Toilet, Chrome, 2 Pack

I've been using the product for about a month now with no problems. It holds several bottles with no issues and it seems pretty sturdy. It has a large surface area to stick to smooth surfaces. The adhesive pieces were a bit longer than the shower tiles so I just cut them to fit between the tiles, to make sure there's no place for water to get under. Pretty versatile shelf.I do wish both of them had the hanging hooks because only one of the shelves has it but it's no big deal.Overall, does the job well and it's nicely priced, compared to the other $30 shelves which do pretty much the same thing. I recommend this product.

As long as you clean the area thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and let it dry completely, the adhesive pads that hold up these shelves sticks extremely well. I was concerned that the embedded hooks might not be durable but they feel quite strong. The mounting instructions are a bit lacking. Not mentioned is the importance of having both sides lined up evenly and level so that the shelf sits right. After trying various suction cup style shelves, and having them eventually comes loose over time, these stick-on shelves are clearly the better way to go.A lot of these metal shower shelf products rust. So far these seem to resist corrosion, but we have only been using them for a few months. The kit included two extra adhesive panels which was appreciated, although it doesn't look like we'll need them any time soon. The panels are stuck tightly to the shower enclosure, no bubbles.Update Oct 2021: still looking like new. Installed in a shower that is used 2-3 times daily.

I thought the racks were held by suction cups so I was trying to suction them to the shower tiles and then in my confusion bent it in half and the adhesion cover bubbled so I peeled it off and stuck it to the tile. I've had it hanging in my shower for a while now and it is really sturdy and not peeling in the slightest. I think I prefer the adhesion over a suction cup not I have it in stalled so it's a happy mistake. Tip, once it sticks to the wall good luck trying to adjust it if you put it on incorrectly.

These are great shelves! They are super easy to install. I did it by lining up one side first and holding the mounting piece with a piece of scotch tape. Once in place, I checked for level, then peeled the backing and adhered it to the wall. Next I attached the second mounting piece to the shelf and removed it's backing. Finally, with the second side attached to the shelf and using the bit of wiggle that the mounting allows, I clipped the shelve in the first side and then slid it back the 1/4 inch or so into the corner until the second side adhered to the wall.

This product seems to be a great product with strong adhesive strips. Be advised that once you put them on, it's very hard to get off and adjust them. Now we will see how long it will hold up. I only put lighter items on the shelves to start with. I gave this 4 stars because smaller size bottles dont want to stand up right on the bars.

It is a lot bigger than I expected, but that’s a good thing! Very strong and durable. It’s not “suction” though, it’s more of a sticker base.

I've had these shelves in my master bathroom and guest bathroom for a couple of months now. I am very happy with them. They were relatively easy to install. I used a level and a pencil to mark the location of the shelves. I attached one of the suction cups to the wall and attached one side of the shelf. Then I attached the other suction cup and the other side of the shelf. I think they look great, and they're easy to clean.

I have white 4x4 tile in the shower. I cleaned it well with alcohol. The adhesive on the pads is excellent. I've had the racks up for almost a month with several bottles of shampoo and conditioner on them.I'm not concerned that the adhesive will give out. When I put them up I could easily see what I will call air bubbles, not really bubbles but areas where the pads were not solidly against the tile. I could see this because the pads aren't not really transparent against white tile. Maybe this doesn't show up against colored tile. What I did was carefully press every bit of the pad against the tile so what I call the air bubbles were gone. I cannot imagine any way that the pads could peel off the tile.