Gekbot 2-Pack: Heavy Duty Aluminum Vacuum Suction Cups for 🔩 Lifting Large Glass/Tile, Floor Gap Fixing, Dent Removing, Mirror Holding, & More! Review

We used two of these to remove a huge mirror from the bathroom wall. We were lucky because it wasn't glued, just cut off. They were easy to use and worked exactly as we had hoped. The mirror is still up as we haven't figured out how to get it down our narrow staircase and out of the house without damaging it, so I'll update this review if we notice anything else important to share .

I had to lift the sliding glass patio door out of the gutter and back into the gutter to replace the worn wheels on the underside. The door weighed over 70 pounds and I had a hard time levering it out of the channel. I bought two of these, cleaned the glass and attached both suction devices so I can grab and lift both. Worked like a charm. . Allowed me to easily remove the door and then put it back into the channel after swapping out the wheel assemblies.

I bought this unit to install a detachable antenna on the side of my camper van. I was able to tie a 5 foot piece of PVC to the side of the handle with zip ties. The suction cups are strong and work great on the fiberglass side of my RV. My only complaint is that the handle is perfectly round, making it difficult to hold two round objects together without slipping. Luckily, a sheet of rubber could be found at my local hardware store to create a non-slip pad between the pieces.

I'm reluctant to give 2 stars for the suction because it's not a problem with the tool itself. We bought this to bond LifeProof LVT planks together. Unfortunately, our LVT is textured so we couldn't get the suction cups to stay. We wiped the unit and floor with alcohol to remove dust and oils. We tried to slightly moisten the area. We tried heavy moisturizing. I stood on the instrument while my husband snapped it into place. No success. Standing on the instrument you can see that it is…

These suction cups work as advertised. I've already used them to carry a bunch of old desktops down the stairs with ease. Just stick suction cups into the top of the computer and you have a great grip for easily manipulating what would normally be an awkward item when climbing stairs. They will also come in handy for large mirrors, glazed artwork, etc. But a word of caution - I've been told they don't go on the sides of our fridge. The surface must be smooth. The refrigerator has a textured…

Purchased to mount Buddy flagpole brackets (requires 1" mounting pole) for temporary installation on the side of our RV. Unfortunately, the grip size advertised is 1.02 inches. Actually the size was 1.18 inches. It doesn't seem like much but if you rely on the sizes listed and they are wrong it's a little disappointing.Use Update:After using them last week they worked great when fitted to the sides of our fiberglass trip were pendant Holds the flagpole very reliably even in strong gusts of…

I had a builder install a mirror (just a huge piece of glass held in place with clamps) that had to be taken out and there was very little room around the edges (see picture). By putting two of these on the glass (you can see the black circles where I circled them with a marker so I could stick the mirror on but leave a contact area), my son and I were able to remove it with a lot less heartache than Otherwise. It was still hard work (a very heavy piece of glass) but we removed it and delivered

These things really hold up. I had five heavy panes of glass to fit two bathroom doors. 2 were about 45 pounds each. With them to hold on securely, we were able to safely carry each panel up and lift it onto the tub with ease. This gave us the ability to hold the glass securely when fitted into the track mounting system. This made the job so easy that two normal, not particularly muscular women could manipulate the large panels without fear. It's a lot easier to carry a tandem when one of these