Kaisiking Heavy Duty Aluminum Glass Suction Cup Glass Puller Tile Suction Cup Lifter Floor Suction Cup Floor Gap Fixer for Lifting and Moving Glass, Floor, Window, Tile, Granite, Doors

They work just as they should and are extremely strong! I use them in my shower, as ‘old-people grab handles’ (because I’m old people). The only problem I’ve had is that the black color of the cups migrates into the fiberglass tub surround (mine are an off-white color). So, when I remove an OPGH (to clean the tub surround), it leaves a couple of very dark circles where the suction cups were. I’ve been able to scrub these stains off but not without a whole lot of effort and chlorine bleach, etc. Other than that, I LOVE these babies!

I'm setting 3 ft by 3 ft tiles on the floor and walls, I use these to wiggle the tiles back and forth and collapse The Ridges after I have set them. I don't quite trust them to pick up the tile and carry them around because the tile has a bit of a matte finish and I've noticed if there's any moisture at all these will slip. They are an excellent value and I'm sure they work as good as any other suction cup that probably cost a lot more.

These are for glass but I added some dishwashing soap and a little water and got them to stick to the flooring while doing a repair

I couldnt get my attic door down as handle broke. Purchased these to see if this would work and it did! Pulled it down so easily! Would recommend!

While not the typical use, this little glass grabber tool is perfect for suction cupping to luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring and tapping or sliding it to tighten seams along the long or short axis. Worked perfectly for that application and the 2-pack nature of this set makes it great if you ever need to haul mirrors or a glass coffee table top, etc. Well worth the price and worked flawlessly in adjusting my flooring.

Well I can't say much more than they worked for me!! I needed to close up a couple of gaps in a floor I installed. I used these specifically on Pergo product. The flooring we have is not 100% smooth so I was not 100% sure it would work.... It did and I am very happy. Because of the surface of the flooring I had to set the double suction cup up at the angle you see in the photo. I just made sure I hit is at the correct angle to drive it forward or backwad. The Hammer is the same my 16oz "flooring hammer" that I use to install the flooring.. One other helpful note is I put pressure down on the double suction cup with my free arm/hand then WHACK, WHACK! I have also used these to pull boards apart! Yes they will work for this as well... They work for fitting that last board in place where you have no room for the bar to go over the end of the board.

It did a good job for moving loose end floor boards- it slipped when trying to move anything not on border.

Used for handling mirror.