CornerCaddy Suction Bathroom Shelf

Bathroom corners are wasted space, and the reason is always the same: nobody wants to drill into tile, and every stick-on shelf eventually ends up in the bath with the shampoo.

The CornerCaddy Suction Bathroom Shelf uses lever-locked vacuum suction cups instead. Press it to the tile, push the levers down, and it holds — no drill, no screws, no holes to explain to a landlord.

Thickened aluminium alloy in gunmetal grey, shaped as a triangle that drops straight into the corner.

Good to Know

🔩 Fixing: lever-lock vacuum suction cups, no drilling
🧱 Material: thickened space aluminium alloy
📐 Shape: triangle, 30.5 cm along the wall
💧 Base: slotted, so water runs through
🪝 Hooks: moulded into the front edge for flannels and loofahs

Why You'll Love It

🚫 No Holes In The Tile
For a rented flat, a new bathroom or anybody who does not fancy a drill near tile, this is the entire reason it exists.

💪 The Levers Are The Difference
Press the shelf on and push the levers down — it is a vacuum lock rather than a sticky pad. That is why it is still on the wall in March.

💧 Water Runs Straight Through
The slotted base means no puddle under the shampoo and no ring of limescale on the shelf.

🏠 It Uses The Corner
The triangle sits into a corner that was doing nothing. In a small bathroom that is the only space left.

🪝 Hooks Along The Front
The moulded hooks take a flannel, a razor or a loofah, so the shelf itself stays free for bottles.

🧱 Aluminium, Not Plastic
It does not yellow, warp or go brittle in a hot, wet room the way a plastic caddy does.

📍 You Can Move It
Lift the lever and reposition. Try it at one height, live with it a week, and change your mind without consequence.

👯 Stack Two
One above the other in the same corner gives a two-tier unit. Most people end up ordering a second.

🚿 Shower, Bath Or Kitchen
It works anywhere there is smooth tile or glass — including over a kitchen sink.

🧽 Wipes Clean
Lift it off, wipe the tile behind it, put it back. Which is more than a drilled-in shelf allows.

Getting A Good Hold

It needs smooth, non-porous tile or glass. It will not hold on textured tile, natural stone, painted plaster or across a grout line — place it in the middle of a tile.

Clean and dry the spot first; soap film is the usual reason a suction cup lets go. Note that the small suction accessories are shipped in whatever colour and style is in stock — they work the same either way.

The corner, finally doing something 🚿