It's solid, matches my brushed nickle finish and has a double edge blade. (haven't figured out the reason for that yet) It probably would be a bit easier to use if it had some sort of a handle, but I guess that would take away from its modern look. It takes a little getting use to as you have to grip it under hand and pull down. (like a window shade) The blade is pretty stiff. It does a great job on my treated glass shower walls and door. The wall hook can be mounted either by its supplied glue backing or it can be screwed to the wall. Screw & anchor not included. No suction cup, which I prefer because they always give out sooner or later. There is a rubber grip in the middle of the wall hook to prevent the squeegee from slipping off. The peel off backing seems to stick pretty good. I cleaned the tile with some alcahol first, then just peel and press against the wall. It's pretty expensive, (like all Zack accessories) but I guess that's what you have to spend for a quality squeegee. I did alot of research, they are all either pretty cheap or very expensive. I didn't want another $10 or $20 suction cup squeegee that never stayed put or hid alot of mold. Check yours closely, you'll find mold hiding on it somewhere. This one really has no hiding spots, it's pretty simple. Only time will tell. I'll let you know. At this point in time I would recomend it. Got it in two days from Amazon as usual. Best price too with free shipping.Save 29% Off
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