JOMOLA Suction Cup Kitchen Rail with 6 Utensil Sliding Hooks Drill Free Hanging Utensil Holder Rack Towel Bar Organizer for Bathroom Shower Stainless Steel Brushed Finish 17 inch

I really just wanted this for a towel holder- something to stick to my glass shower doors. The knobs are perfect for a wash cloth, but the "towel bar" is WAY to small for a bath towel. It is made more for a hand towel or shower mat. I have it pictured with my cabinet pulls to give you an idea- it's thin and small.

I purchased this Towel Bar, bc I am temporarily living in a hotel in Times Square / NYC for 3 months. Other than the soap rack, there is no where for me to place my wash cloth. I can't just let it hang on the shower handle. YUCK! So, I purchased this Towel Bar, so that I may hang my wash cloth there. The bathroom is modern and full of stainless steel. It looks so nice there that it looks like it belongs there. House Keeping has not told me that I cannot have it there.It comes with quick, easy to read and install instructions. It is also very sturdy.I like it and it works for me. I will be removing the bar and taking it home with me. (Probably only using it for travel, bc people are nasty. )

I actually really like this item. It was exactly what I was looking for. I actually just started using it. I put it in a shower that is brand new and wasn't finished when I bought it. I then was out of town for 2 months and just got back. I installed it a few times to try it out when I first got it and it fell down. The right side of the rack seemed to not get tight completely tight. Now that I am home I put it up to use and it has fallen twice . Each time after 1 - 2 days of use. The left side seems to thighten and hold fine, I believe the problem is with the right side. It seems to tighten some but not completely like the left side does. I know it is late but I would like to get a replacement if possible. Like I said I really really like this rod with the hooks. Thank you very much, Joni

It works! I didn’t think of measuring the grout line distances before I bought this bar and lucked out that it fits where we want to use it. I suggest you measure your space. Mounting was easy and directions easy to follow. I think it looks great with our kitchen utensils but could be great I a bath situation too. In case it matters, the one side of the hooks are bent onto the bar so that they don’t fall off and slide along the bar.

Edit: Dropping to 3 stars. Worked well for a year and a half the the right side just stopped suctioning to the wall.Have sent email to company, doubt anything will be done. If so will amend review.Just be aware this won’t last much beyond year.Pricey to replace so often.I'm pretty impressed with this thing. We put it in tile in our apartment kitchen. Took all of 2 minutes to install, holds brushes and other light cleaning items securely over our sink.We can't drill into the tile so our options were a little limited. This fits the bill well. Very happy with it.

I wish this was longer and thicker. I have no good place to hang a rod since tiling the bathroom and putting in more glass. I have one on the shower door and two on the tile. They’ve both fallen once in about a month. They only hold one medium sized towel or a couple wash rags. The pegs are nice for hanging hair turbans or cleaning rags.

We have had suction towel bars in the past that have worked well. They do get to a certain age that they just don't hold the suction, I ordered two of these bars to replace old ones and they are very attractive and sturdy. They did not come with any installation instructions, so we were lucky to know how to install.Make sure you do not place the suction cups on the grout area of a tiled wall, as they will not adhere properly. The suction surface must be on a solid surface.

We have the bar and one of the individual hooks suctioned to the tile in our shower. Our contractor did not want to drill into the newly tiled shower so this was our only option and it works great! They look really nice and you'd never know they were actually suction cups. We also have another hook suctioned to the painted wall and again, amazed at the grip. We've had them all hanging for about 2 months now and NO sign of slippage or movement at all.

Fell off within seconds, and I only hung light things on it. I suspect my tiles are too small for the suction to work. MAY work if you have larger tiles than I do (larger than the suction cup, so none of it touches the grout) but tile size requirements are not stated in the description to inform of this. If this had been mentioned anywhere I wouldn't have bothered!Update: I have attached it further up the wall, hanging downwards from the underside of my extractor instead (metal) and it's solid, so I know it works, just not on my tile as intended. I'm going to keep it there for now but it doesn't look as nice.

I bought this suction utensil rack a coupleof months ago and have loved it ever since. I comes with 6 built in hooks that slides but cannot be taken off the bar, and then I added more S-shaped hooks I bought on Amazon so that I could hang more things. I have a very small kitchen and had started to cook more during coronavirus. I now hang all my measuring cups, measuring spoons, spatulas, serving spoons, meat thongs, pasta forks, and sieves from the rack - probably about 10 hooks in all so it can take a lot of weight.The rack is suctioned onto the tile backsplash for my stove/hob. It feels very secure but the other day it did come crashing down suddenly. This was the first time since I installed it. I think it was because I was running my dehumidifier on high for my allergies and this caused the suction cups to loosen. I noticed my other suction item, a small hand towel rack in my bathroom, had also loosened at the same time, so I don’t think there is a fault with the Jomola product. I think an air pressure/humidity situation caused the crash, therefore I am still giving it 3 stars.Tip: when you install make sure the surface you are sticking it onto is clean. Also, turn the knob on the back of the suction cup all the way to the left before sticking on the wall. Then firmly press the cup into the wall as you are turning the knob to the right to ‘lock’ it.

Looks good but doesn't stay up for more than a few days. Gives a shock as it clatters off.

Very strong hanger; I bought it about 3 months ago and it is still holding any kind of kitchen utensils. It is also made of nice materials and does not look cheap.

I've yet to install in it's final place (Bathroom is mid-reno) but I did a test against a window, and after releasing the suction caps, I had to use a plastic scraper to get this off the window - it just didn't want to let go.Impressed so far, time will tell.