GripMount Suction Shower Head Holder

The bracket that came with the shower is in the wrong place. Too high for the children, too low for anyone tall, and drilling a new hole in tiled walls is not a job anybody wants to start.

The GripMount Suction Shower Head Holder fixes to smooth tile or glass with a vacuum suction cup. No drill, no screws, no holes — and it moves to a different wall whenever you want it to.

The cradle rotates a full 360° and tilts, so the spray points where you need it. Chrome-plated ABS, 10.5 cm, in chrome or white.

Good to Know

🔩 Fixing: vacuum suction cup, no drilling
⚖️ Holds: around 5 kg
🔄 Movement: 360° rotation plus tilt
📏 Size: 10.5 cm
🎨 Finish: chrome-plated or white ABS

Why You'll Love It

🚫 No Holes In The Tiles
Press it on and lock the lever. For rented flats, new bathrooms and anyone who does not fancy a drill near tile, that is the entire point.

🔄 Points Where You Want It
Full rotation plus tilt means the spray can go straight down, at the wall, or at a child sitting in the bath. The standard fixed bracket does one of those three.

💪 Takes 5 kg
Well beyond the weight of a hand shower, including the hose pulling at it. It does not creep down the wall over the week.

📍 Move It Whenever
Lift the lever, reposition, press again. Lower for the children in the evening, higher in the morning.

✨ Looks Like A Fitted One
Polished chrome plating rather than bare plastic, so it matches the rail and tap instead of announcing itself.

🛁 Not Only The Shower
It holds a shower head, but also works beside a bath, over a utility sink or in a dog-washing corner.

🧼 Wipes Clean
ABS does not corrode or pit in a wet room, and limescale comes off with a cloth.

🧳 Travels
It goes in a bag to a holiday rental where the shower bracket is broken or missing — which is more often than it should be.

👵 Lower It For Who Needs It
Being able to put the shower head within easy reach, without a plumber, matters for anyone who finds standing hard.

🔧 Two Minutes, No Tools
Clean the tile, press, lock. That is the whole installation.

Getting A Good Seal

It needs a smooth, non-porous surface — glossy tile, glass or a bath panel. It will not hold on textured tile, natural stone or grout lines, so place it in the middle of a tile.

Wipe the spot dry and clean before you press it on. Soap residue is the usual reason a suction cup lets go.

No drill, no holes 🚿