
When little things take over
Crowded counters.
Nowhere to hang.
Towels on the counter. Bath puffs on the ledge. Keys that never stay in one place. A missing hanging spot can mean more clutter, more searching and more tidying.
Less usable space
Everyday items take over the surfaces you need.
Busy bathroom ledges
Bath essentials have nowhere convenient to hang.
More daily searching
Small essentials are easier to misplace.
Decor left waiting
Your next decorating idea still needs a home.
A little more hanging space.A little less everyday clutter.

A simple idea. A useful difference.
Twist it. Lock it.
Give it a place.
Turn a suitable smooth surface into a practical hanging spot with a clear suction body, a silver finish and a simple rotary lock.

A twist to secure.
Turn the round knob clockwise after pressing the suction cup onto the surface.
A curve that holds.
The deep lower hook gives hanging loops a convenient place to rest.
A finish that fits.
A transparent body and silver details complement bathrooms, kitchens and glass doors.
per hook*
*On suitable surfaces with correct installation. Surface condition and installation affect holding strength.
Your new hanging spot starts here
Clean. Peel.
Press. Twist.
No drill needed. Just choose the right surface and follow four straightforward steps.
- 01Clean & dry
Wipe the smooth surface clean and dry it thoroughly.
- 02Remove the protective film
Peel the film from the back of the suction cup.
- 03Press firmly
Place the entire suction cup flat against the surface.
- 04Turn clockwise
Rotate the round knob to tighten and secure.

Made for your daily routines
By the shower.
Beside the sink.
Keep a bath puff off the ledge and a dishcloth close to hand. Make the spaces you use most feel a little more organized.
Waterproof design
Suited to everyday bathroom and kitchen use.
Rust-resistant
A practical silver finish for everyday spaces.
Bathroom ready
Hang bath puffs and towels on suitable surfaces.
Kitchen useful
Give a cloth or light utensil an easy-to-reach spot.
Install on a clean, dry surface to help create a proper suction seal.


A little flexibility goes a long way
New spot.
Same useful hook.
A room refresh, a different routine, a more convenient place. Move your hook as your needs change.
- 01
Remove.
Follow the supplied instructions to release the suction hold.
- 02
Reposition.
Choose another smooth, flat, non-porous surface.
- 03
Reuse.
Clean the contact surfaces and repeat the installation steps.
Let your space change.Let the little things move with it.
A fresh welcome, season after season
Refresh the view.
Keep the hook.
A leafy wreath, a spring arrangement or a little festive greenery. Give lightweight decorations a place on suitable glass doors and windows.
A small detail.A warmer welcome.
Mount on smooth glass, with the suction cup fully clear of frames, joints and edges.

So many little ways to use it
One simple hook.
More useful corners.
Look for a suitable smooth surface, then give the things you reach for most a convenient place to stay.
Small utensils and everyday dishcloths.
Necklaces and light accessories on a mirror.
Bath puffs and towels, close to hand.
Keys and light decorations on suitable glass.
Less looking for things.More knowing where they belong.

The right surface makes the difference
Smooth. Flat.
Non-porous.
A reliable suction seal starts with full, even contact. Find the right spot before you hang anything.

✓ A suitable place.
Glass · Mirrors · Smooth glazed tile · Non-porous polished marble · Smooth metal · Acrylic
× Choose another spot.
Painted walls · Wallpaper · Rough surfaces · Textured tile · Grout lines · Unfinished wood
Keep the whole suction cup on one flat surface. Avoid cracks, grout lines and edges.

A small upgrade for everyday spaces
Two hooks.
More possibilities.
One by the shower. One by the sink. Or a pair for your next decorating idea. Give two little corners of your home a practical refresh.
Plastic construction with a silver finish and transparent suction components.
A place for the everyday.A little more room to enjoy your home.
Your hanging-space guide
A few things
worth knowing.
From finding the right surface to moving your hooks, here are the useful details for getting started.