🚿 Suction Mount Shower Corner Shelf by Amazon Basics Review

Doesn't attach to corner as expected. Now I've placed it on a windowsill in the corner which gives me more space to install my shower accessories. He's not attached to anything.

This is not a corner shower shelf - it is just a shelf that can only be installed over the corner of the bathtub. Installation in the shower partition is not possible. There is only one suction cup and that is at the bottom to attach it to the tub. Basically a useless product.

This is not a corner shower shelf, just a shelf that can only be installed over the bathtub corner. Installation in the shower corner is not possible. There is only one suction cup and that is at the bottom to attach it to the tub. Basically a useless product.

I think it's a great product. We put it in the corner of the baby bath. However my husband didn't think it looked right so he's coming back. For those of you who have people with special tastes in your home, don't risk it. If you're a practical person just looking for a corner shelf to put in the corner of the tub against the wall, this will likely work.

And that's a lesson in reading reviews before you buy. So I hope you read this! Lol it's not a shower shelf it's just a bathtub shelf. For example, it doesn't stick to the sides of the shower, it balances with a suction cup on the corner of the tub, and prevents it from over-balancing when you have a new bar of soap in front of you. For $5 I'm keeping it to myself with 3m mounting tape but I'm disappointed by the ambiguity in the description.

This one has a 1" suction cup in the back corner but should have a few more to stabilize the setup. It will not stay in place except by gravity, Friction and the stacking of things on top of it. This is lacking for my needs and only works in a very specific place where certain conditions are met. It's built solidly and can withstand a fall without breaking. It would be much better if it was there would be some kind of friction or sticky pads to keep it stable during use.

So what works is that it's a big piece of plastic to sit on and a suction cup to keep it in place. I was hoping to use it in my shower stall to put on shampoo and conditioner because the built in shelves are ridiculously small. So I put that on one of them but it didn't hold the weight at all. He kept leaning forward and pouring out the contents. He could only safely fit the same amount as the tiny shelving he needed to upgrade. Instead, I put it in my bathtub to make room for the bath bombs…