Six finishes · Fits in 15 seconds
Press it to the tile, twist the collar, and the vacuum does the rest. Holds up to 6 kg on any smooth surface, and lifts off years later without a mark, a hole or a scrap of adhesive.
Stocked and shipped for the UK, with a real address behind it and a person who answers email. Marketplace look-alikes use a thin rubber cup and no locking collar.
Works on: glass, mirrors, glazed porcelain tile, acrylic and plastic shower fittings, smooth stainless steel, quartz, laminate and other smooth, non-porous surfaces.
Size and weight: 61 mm wide, 25 mm deep, 176 g per hook.
Hold: up to 6 kg per hook once the collar is locked.
Material: rust-proof ABS with a rubber vacuum seal.
Finishes: Matt Black, Brushed Gold, Glossy Gold, Chrome, Arctic White, Gun Metal.
Bundle discount: applied automatically at checkout.
Free UK delivery on every order, no minimum.
Delivery: typically 4 to 7 working days. A tracking link is emailed the moment your order leaves the warehouse.
Where we ship: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Not for you? 30 days to send it back, and we pay the return postage.
Nobody buys a hook because they want a hook. They buy one because the other three options failed.
All three fail the same way: something has to keep holding while you are not looking. A vacuum does exactly that, and it is the whole idea behind this hook.
Turning the collar pulls the air out of the chamber behind the cup. What holds it to your wall after that is not glue or friction, it is the pressure of the room itself pressing in. Steam does not soften it and time does not dry it out.
No screws, no nails, no sticky pad. It goes up on tile, glass, mirror, marble, gloss paint or steel in about fifteen seconds, and when you twist it back off there is nothing left behind. No hole, no glue, no grey shadow where a pad used to be.
Showers are where cheap hooks go to die: steam, splashes and a wet towel pulling down on them twice a day. This one is rust-proof and reusable, so it can hang inside the cubicle and still come off clean the day you move out.
Any smooth, non-porous surface. A dry cloth is enough. The seal needs a clean face, not a primed one.
Hold it flat, turn the collar a quarter turn clockwise. You will feel it bite as the chamber empties.
Ready straight away. To move it, twist back and it releases whole, leaving the tile exactly as it was.
A vacuum needs a face it can seal against. On the right surface it is close to permanent. On the wrong one it will not hold at all, so here is the honest list.
Every hole you drill in a rented flat is a line on the check-out report. These leave nothing to report: no holes, no adhesive residue, no shadow where the pad used to be. Fit them the day you move in, take them with you when you leave.
Photographs sent in by people who fitted these hooks in their own bathrooms.
No. There is no adhesive and no pad. The cup seals against the surface and releases cleanly when you twist it back. Wipe the spot and there is nothing to see.
Yes. Steam is what kills adhesive hooks, and it is exactly why this one is a vacuum seal instead. It is rust-proof, so it can live inside the cubicle.
It will not hold, and we would rather say so. The cup needs a smooth, non-porous face: tile, glass, mirror, gloss paint, marble or metal. On matt emulsion or textured paper there is nothing for the vacuum to grip.
As often as you like. Twist the collar back, lift it off, clean the surface and refit somewhere else. The seal is not consumed by being used.
Up to 6 kg each, which covers a soaked bath towel, a dressing gown or a hanging basket with room to spare. Split anything heavier across two hooks.
Give the collar a nudge after the first day or two, as the seal settles. After that it stays put. Several buyers report months with no attention at all.
Free across the UK, typically 4 to 7 working days. You get a tracking link as soon as it leaves the warehouse, and 30 days to send it back if it is not for you.