LEVERLOC Suction Shower Caddy with 2 Baskets and No-Drill Storage Shelf (White)
Product description
The essentials
If you rent, travel, or just don’t fancy drilling into walls, a suction shower caddy is one of those storage ideas that sounds simple—until you worry about whether it’ll actually stay put. The LEVERLOC Suction Shower Caddy is designed for exactly that sort of everyday setup: two removable shower baskets that attach to smooth, non-porous surfaces using suction cups, with drainage holes to help water move on.
On paper, it’s a tidy way to keep shampoos, shower gel and bathroom essentials off the floor and away from the “where did that bottle go?” chaos. It also has a fairly practical angle: the baskets can be repositioned and removed, so you’re not locked into one spot.
Still, it depends quite a lot on your wall surface. Suction won’t behave the same on uneven or textured areas, and the instructions are clear about where it does and doesn’t work.
Key points
You get two shower baskets plus suction cups, designed to stick without screws, nails or glue. The baskets are made from thickened ABS, while the suction cup system uses TPE, aimed at creating a strong hold.
The design also isn’t purely about storage: it includes a 6° inclined bottom and drainage holes (22 of them) so water can drain away and products don’t sit in a puddle. For many households, that’s the difference between “handy shelf” and something you’ll actually want to keep using.
It’s also meant to be reusable—remove the caddy for cleaning or when you want to change the layout. If you’re the kind of person who rearranges a bathroom now and then (or you share the space), that flexibility matters.
What it’s like for day-to-day use
In use, the installation approach is straightforward: press the suction cups down to squeeze out the air. The brand suggests you can complete installation quickly and use the shelf immediately, rather than waiting around.
The drainage features are particularly relevant if you store products in the shower: with the inclined bottom and multiple drainage holes, it helps items dry faster than a flat basket.
One small but important limitation is how you position it. The guidance says not to install the suction cups on grout lines. That’s a detail that’s easy to overlook if you’re quickly placing it between tiles—worth checking before you commit.
A practical example: if you’ve got a few bottles (shampoo, conditioner, body wash) you can keep them in the two baskets and let excess water run through the holes, while the fence hooks on the racks offer somewhere for smaller bits like loofahs. In a kitchen setting, the same baskets can suit dish tools or kitchen toiletries, depending on how you prefer to organise.
Where it shines
- No-drill setup for smooth surfaces: best fit if you want storage without damaging walls.
- Water-aware design: drainage holes plus an angled base help keep things tidier.
- Removable and reusable: you can take it down for cleaning and change the position if needed.
- Good space-saving layout: two baskets and fence hooks support more than just one bottle.
Where it’s likely to feel “worth it” is in real-life scenarios: renters who can’t drill, students in shared bathrooms, or anyone who wants temporary shower storage that can move with them.
Tech specs
- Name: LEVERLOC Suction Shower Caddy
- Type: Suction shower caddy / bathroom basket shelf
- Colour: White
- Material: Thickened ABS baskets, TPE suction cups
- Number of baskets: 2 shower baskets
- Suction cups: 4 suction cups
- Basket size (each): 27.43cm L x 9.4cm W x 19.05cm H
- Suction load rating (each caddy shelf): holds up to 10 KG (as stated)
- Drainage design: 22 drainage holes and a 6° inclined bottom
Buying verdict
It’s a sensible buy if you’re working with a smooth, non-porous wall—like metal, glass, tile, stainless steel or acrylic—and you want extra shower or kitchen storage without drilling. The removable baskets and drainage design fit well with daily bathroom use, and the “move it if you need to” approach suits renters, travellers, and anyone who likes flexibility.
However, it may not be the best match if your wall is uneven or textured, or if you have surfaces like wallpaper, painted walls, unfinished marble, or areas with grout lines where the suction cups can’t sit properly. Ten kilos of stated holding power won’t matter much if the surface isn’t suitable or if the cups aren’t installed correctly.
You may want to skip it if you’re looking for a permanently mounted solution, or if your bathroom setup doesn’t offer a clean, smooth fixing point. For the best chance of success, consider the surface first, then install carefully.
Mini FAQ
How do I install it?
You press the suction cups down with your palm to squeeze out the air. The guidance also notes that on first installation, you may need to wash the suction cups, dry them, and test on smooth glass if you encounter issues.
Will it work on all tiles?
It’s intended for smooth, non-porous surfaces. The tips specifically mention it should not be applied to uneven tiles, textured plates, unfinished marble, wallpaper, or painted walls. Also avoid installing the suction cups to the grout lines.
Can I remove and reposition it?
Yes. The baskets can be repositioned multiple times and removed without leaving sticky marks or residue (as described), and the baskets are removable and reusable for cleaning.
What can I store on it?
The intended use includes shower and bathroom items such as shampoos, conditioners, shower gels and facial cleansers, as well as loofahs. The same concept is also described for kitchen tools and toiletries.
Is it good for people who rent or travel?
It’s particularly aimed at renters, travellers and those wanting a temporary shower storage solution, since it’s no-drill and designed to be movable.