SedolChrome Adjustable Shower Head Holder – Universal 25 mm Bracket with 360° Swivel, Tool‑Free Fixing – Shower & Bath Handset Mount for Adjustable Height & Angle

It’s great

1st one arrived was smashed into pieces so had to contact amazon which couldnt do replacement so we agreed a GC for me to reorder. Fits perfect, looks great and easy to instal however, feeling does feel cheap/ish not sure if will last long but time will tell but for temporary or a quick replacement 100% reccomend but bear in mind not sure how long will last

The shower head holder on our Aqualisa Rise shower broke after12+ years..I measured the riser bar diameter at 25mm..found this possible replacement on Amazon available in various bar diameters upto 25mm..price significantly lower than the genuine Aqualisa one..decided to risk buying it..it arrived within 24hours of ordering it & is now fitted..it holds the head fine, slides up & down the riser bar - press then release the button..spray angle also adjustable..i'm entirely all round with my purchase, so 👍🏻👍🏻..all round from me..

Looks good, but the mechanisms are not strong enough to do what they're supposed to do.It does not stop the shower head gradually sliding down the riser and allows the shower head to gradually droop down towards the shower wall. It is not strong enough to hold the shower head firmly in place. Was using it for a Mira shower head, which is quite standard, not heavy.

Really poor quality. Plating flaking off on arrival. Stated free returns however wanted me to pay almost £3 for return delivery. Item in bin! Hence poor feedback.

Perfect fit, dead easy to install. My shower is repaired - thank you for an excellent product!

Nice little shower bracket which fits perfectly well. Happy with my item.

On removal from the box it was disappointing to see that the chrome plate was quite poor. However we proceeded with the installation as it would be mostly obscured by the supporting pole and shower head. Initial placement was simple, removing the supporting tube lower bracket and sliding it over. Reassembling was simple but then it was obvious that the bracket was slipping and not secured to the supporting tube. On removal and inspection it was observed that there was not adequate friction between the internal flat rubber clamp when it clamped against the (25mm) supporting tube. I proceeded to score this smooth flat pad so that it would grip the supporting tube; when re-assembled it did grip the supporting tube sufficiently. However this is when the next problem occurred, the weight of the shower head overcomes the ratchet mechanism and starts to fall in use until the head points directly to the floor. At this stage, after counting to 10, I replaced it for the old bracket to which I'd made a temporary repair and put this item into the bin. I suggest you look elsewhere!