
TAILI
TAILI Face Series Suction Shower Caddy — Black, 2-Pack (AWW359)
A black two-pack of rust-resistant steel shower baskets with reusable lever-free suction mounts, drainage, and razor hooks for smooth nonporous bathroom surfaces.
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Pros & Cons
What we like
- Two baskets plus hooks
- tool-free reusable suction
- ventilated steel construction
- easy to reposition on compatible surfaces
Watch out for
- Will not attach reliably to textured or porous walls
- baskets must be lifted off to release the suction cups
- advertised load assumes a clean compatible surface
Renter-Safe Verified
This product can be used, installed, or placed without drilling, nailing, or permanently modifying your rental. When you move out, it comes with you — and your deposit stays intact.
Verdict: The black TAILI Face Series AWW359 is a useful replacement for a generic suction caddy when a renter needs two separate shower shelves without screws or adhesive. The exact set includes two black steel baskets, two suction mounts per basket, and hooks for razors or small hanging tools. TAILI lists the current selling price at $29.99, reduced from a $39.99 regular price. That current sale price is the value used here and is close to the original product's stored $32.99 target.
Who It Is For—and Who Should Skip It
This set suits a rental shower with smooth glazed tile, glass, acrylic, stainless steel, or another flat nonporous surface. Two baskets make it easier for roommates to separate toiletries or for one person to keep full-size bottles above smaller items. Skip it if the shower has textured tile, grout where the suction pads must sit, porous stone, unfinished marble, wallpaper, painted drywall, or an uneven surround. It is also a poor fit when the only available mounting area places a basket over a faucet control or where a falling bottle could strike glass.
Product Details and Buyer Feedback
TAILI identifies the black variant as SKU AWW359-BLACK. The official page and exact Amazon listing match on the two-pack format, black metal baskets, suction mounting, drainage, and hooks. TAILI says each caddy uses two TPE suction cups and rates each basket for up to 22 pounds on a compatible surface. Treat that as a manufacturer maximum, not a target load: bottle shape, water, wall cleanliness, and surface flatness all affect real stability.
Accessible exact-product feedback and an Apartment Therapy use report emphasize the same advantage: the shelves create substantial storage without drilling and can be removed or repositioned. The recurring practical limitation is surface compatibility. Suction can feel secure on clean glass or glossy tile yet fail quickly when a pad crosses grout, traps water, or sits on microscopic texture. The black open-wire design drains well, but soap residue and mineral buildup remain visible and need routine cleaning.
Renter and Apartment Fit
No holes, glue, or permanent brackets are required, so this is renter-safe when used on a suitable surface and removed correctly. That does not make every bathroom compatible. Test one empty basket low on the wall before loading it, keep the suction pads entirely within a single flat tile when possible, and inspect the lease for restrictions around mounted bath accessories. Because the baskets detach from their mounts, they can move to a new apartment; compatibility should be checked again rather than assuming every shower wall behaves the same.
Setup Reality and Common Failure Modes
Clean and fully dry the wall and suction pads. Assemble the mounts, position both pads on one smooth plane, press each pad firmly to expel air, attach the basket, and pull down lightly to confirm it is locked before adding bottles. No tools, drilling, glue, or waiting period are required according to TAILI. To relocate the shelf, remove the basket first, release the suction pad with a thin card as directed by the manufacturer, wash the pads, and dry them before reuse.
Common failures are spanning a grout line, installing over texture, leaving cleaner film beneath a pad, loading immediately without checking the seal, and pulling on the basket instead of releasing the suction mechanism. If the wall is porous or uneven, choose a showerhead-hanging or over-door caddy instead. Those alternatives are less flexible in placement but do not depend on a perfect suction surface.
Sources and Last Checked
Last checked: July 28, 2026. Evidence: TAILI official AWW359 product and price page, exact Amazon B0D1C6J36J listing, and Apartment Therapy use cross-check.
Best For
- Rental shower shared by roommates
- Apartment bathroom with smooth glazed tile
- RV shower with a flat nonporous wall
- Small bathroom needing separate bottle and razor storage
Setup & Install
No tools, drilling, glue, or waiting period are required. Clean and fully dry a smooth nonporous surface, keep both suction pads off grout, press each pad firmly to expel air, attach the basket, and test it empty before loading. For removal, lift off the basket and release each pad with a thin card rather than pulling the mount away from the wall.
FAQ
What surfaces work with the TAILI Face Series suction caddy?
TAILI specifies smooth, flat, nonporous surfaces such as glass, glazed tile, stainless steel, metal, acrylic, and smooth PVC. Do not mount it over grout or on textured tile, porous stone, wallpaper, painted walls, or uneven surfaces.
Does the AWW359 set include one shelf or two?
The black AWW359 set includes two separate steel shower baskets, suction mounts for both baskets, and hooks for razors or small hanging accessories.
Can renters remove and reuse the suction mounts?
Yes. Remove the basket first, release each suction pad with a thin card as directed by TAILI, then wash and dry the pads before reinstalling them on another compatible surface.
How much weight can each basket hold?
TAILI advertises up to 22 pounds per basket on a compatible surface. Treat that as a maximum under ideal conditions, test the empty installation first, and use a lighter practical load because surface texture, residue, and water can weaken suction.