Angle Simple Shower Wand Holder, Brass Shower Head Hanger, Sprayer Nozzle Handle Bracket, Matte Black

Recently installed a hand-held shower and bought a suction cup holder so we could try out locations. I quickly tired of the suction cup falling off the wall every few days. This is a nice quality solid metal holder. Now that we know where we want the mount to be, this is far better. It's a nice metal chunk with good chrome. Minimalist for sure but does the job. Holds the shower head securely and fits just fine. It does require mounting with screws, but it isn't going to fall off the wall. Like it.

This is the best holder I've purchased! It is solid steel! Installation was easy, except drilling through my tile was very tough! Other than that, it fit my handshower beyond perfect!

This isn't what I wanted, the model handheld shower holder I wanted had been discontinued. So instead of paying more I went simple and low cost.Pros:• Low Cost for a metal holder• Simple, it works!• Easy to install if you have the correct drill bit (my install was for travertine tile and required a drill bit for stone drill bit.)Cons:• I wish there was more body in the back of the holder to get the handheld sprayer to sit further away from the wall.• You get simple, it should work for most applications.The bottom line this works fine should last, however, will wait to see if the finish holds up

Wow after reading some of these other reviews, I feel the need to address some things…Not for tile?? Lol well, in case you didn’t know… you can drill into your tile with the correct bit. I guess some people don’t want to drill into their showers but if that’s the case, why are you buying and negatively reviewing a product that is meant to be permanently installed?Tip: if you have porcelain tiles, you need a diamond tipped drill bit. From my own experience, I couldn’t really tell if I had porcelain or ceramic so I bought some diamond tipped drill bits (from amazon because the prices at big box stores are more than triple) just to be safe. I did NOT want to deal with a cracked tile!!! I didn’t use the anchors included; the only anchors I like to use are Toggler brand anchors (in the green and white bag). I had 3/16” available so used those. The anchors included are ¼” anchors so buy those drill bits if you wish to use the included anchors. I’ve linked 3/16” which will be too small for the included cheap anchors. This isn’t a review for wall anchors but I use Toggler because they can’t fall through the hole and also stay in very well.Doesn’t hold a standard shower hose?? Are you installing it upside down? The hole has a smaller end and a larger end so just try it both ways. It fits the attachment part of a standard shower hose perfectly — and it holds onto the part of the hose that screws into the handheld sprayer; not not the sprayer itself. I can see how that might work for some people but maybe not on really top heavy or bulky sprayers.One thing to note about this holder is that it holds the wand upright at a 90 degree angle so it might not be great if you want to use the wand as a shower head as well. I actually like this because it I already have a rain head so this adds a horizontal body spray element to the shower if I turn them both on at the same time.I was able to upgrade my shower with several other high quality yet inexpensive products all from amazon! For $10, this is a great high quality piece priced just how it should be!3 way diverter: https://www.amazon.com/Diverter-Showerhead-Universal-Replacement-Uvish/dp/B0BXX7JPVSHandheld Shower Wand: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZVRR2FLDiamond Tip Drill Bits: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Y65DNNJ

I have a new WaterPik handheld shower. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81VM+1roPcL._AC_SX679_.jpg Amazing. Best handheld shower I've ever used. Unfortunately, the storage bracket for the shower head is too high for my wife to use safely. We therefore looked for a bracket that we could install on the shower wall at a lower point to store the showerhead.The bad news is that the WaterPik fitting is large. Too large for a standard wall bracket. WaterPik sellls a wall system, but it's almost 175% of the cost of the showerhead assembly! No thank you.We have attempted to purchase two alternative showerhead brackets on Amazon without success. So far, we have not been successful.Enough of that. This bracket was the latest purchase and it is beautiful. Highly polished chrome over brass. Manufacturing quality: excellent. The corners are quite crisp/sharp and that is a concern getting in and out of the shower stall or tub. Installers should keep that in mind when deciding where to place the bracket.

This holds a removable shower head. It may hold yours, depending on the size. I would never put this up as a permanent holder, but in an interim time, it works well enough. DO NOT BUY IF YOU HAVE A TILE OR SURROUND, because it SCREWS into the wall/stud/etc.Note: Rated 3 stars for suction power. There is no suction, it simply screws to the wall. It holds well for a while, but does loosen over time. A quick screwdrive will get it sturdy again.PROS:* Cheap. Looks nice, though.* Fast install. Two screws, done.* Holds our shower head well. Ours is big, and heavy.* Non-obtrusive. This thing is tiny.* Tapered holding area helps with the hold.* Could probably be repurposed after replacing, if you had a need.CONS:* Not suited for permanence.* Screws only. No tile or enclosures.* Screws loosen over time. Not rapidly. Easy to remedy.* May not fit your shower head. Ours fits half-way because the hose has a rubber buffer, but luckily it's enough to keep the spray very steady. The top of the hole has a diameter of 13/16", so if you have, say, a 1 inch hose, it likely won't fit.

Really Nice. Extremely well made. Great product. Great Shipping. Great price.

Liked the simple but nicely made holder , easy to install, I installed it between tiles in the grout section , the angle is just right , place it where you need the water spray or to reach it .