Shower Head Holder
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If you don’t have one, this shower head holder is a game changer, especially for making sure it’s positioned where you need it most.
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review by Karen
For those who use a handheld shower head, this is a shower head mount which attaches on tile walls anywhere within your reach in the shower. It attaches by means of a suction cup and holds a standard shower head, tilting up or down to a 45 degree angle.
I found this product when the shower head holder attached to my 10 year-old shower bench broke, and I could not find a replacement part.
Pros:
Can be attached to any clean tile surface
Easy to install and remove
Easy to monitor so that suction grip is not suddenly lost
Attaches firmly without permanent adhesives
Cons:
Not permanently affixed
May require 72”-79” shower hose depending on desired placement
review update
I still use and like this product.
2 comments
Monique Gibbons
I just attended a webinar through NAF and went to your website to investigate your reviews, etc. THIS is exactly what I’ve been looking for! I needed something to hold my shower head while I’m scrubbing myself or my hair. My shower head doesn’t have an off switch. It hangs quite high and I’m short so it’s a real stretch for me to get it down. I was thinking of mounting two 3M waterproof hooks and running a string between them but this is MUCH better. Why, though, does it matter how long the shower hose is?
Kate
Hi there! I also purchased this shower head holder for my sister’s shower and can confirm that it has been an amazing solution for us — and it has been working well for at least a year or more now. I think the length of the shower hose only matters if you want to position the shower head farther from where it is connected to the wall. So for example, if you have a tub shower and wanted to position the shower head toward the middle or back wall of the tub instead of in the “normal” shower position. Otherwise, I don’t think it should matter. -Kate