🛁 Bathroom Shower Shelf: Non-Drilling Adhesive Wall Caddy, 2 Pack by Cq Acrylic - No Damage Mount Solution Review

For what is, everything is fine. However, one side does not fit into the grooves as intended and is crooked. Luckily I'm the only one who notices. UPDATE: I kept trying to get this straight and FINALLY saw that when the shelf is held perfectly straight and pressed firmly it connects as it should. Hooray! Now the shelf looks great! The first shelf came together so easily. It was a challenge. Probably a small production error. So I increased my 3 star rating to 4.

I was happy because I live in an apartment and the fewer screws I have to screw on the walls the better. However, I cleaned the wall and let it dry according to the instructions and they fell off after about 15-20 minutes. Then I tried again, pressing harder to give them time to glue before adding the shelf part. This worked until I put ONE miniature hairspray on the shelf and it immediately fell off. In the end I screwed the adhesive part to the wall. So far so good, but I can say that it's…

I love the smoky black style and color. I hung them on a painted wall in my 3 son's bathroom to clean up the clutter from the counter. I used a spirit level to make sure the self-adhesive wall panel was level for each tier and I used a tape measure to make sure both panels were evenly spaced from the wall to the mirror. SO EASY! Simply mark the desired spots, peel off the backing and press firmly to stick. I pressed from the center to the sides and allowed 24 hours to dry on the wall before…

I was looking for something to protect my daughter's bath toys from mold. For some reason, this is an almost impossible task! These shelves are perfect because they are transparent so they can see where their toys are, sturdy (for now) and big enough to hold lots of toys but small enough not to store too many toys where they can't find them be able. or not play with them. My 3-year-old daughter even "helped" me attach it (she held the pen cap while I marked and peeled off the adhesive backing),

(Steps I took) I disinfected, scrubbed, washed the walls. And let the wall dry overnight. The next morning, maybe around 11 a.m., I checked the shower, everything was dry. I proceeded to apply the glue to the wall, I allowed (glue only) to adhere to the wall for a full 24 hours before adding the shelves. Then I hung the shelves there and waited (all night. It was like a 3 day process for me) to then add the products. You know that Rome wasn't built in a day. I didn't want to rush the process so