Glass Suction Cup Aluminum Vacuum Plate Handle Glass Puller Lifter Tile Suction Cup Lifter Floor Gap Fixer for Lift Glass, Floor, Window, Tile, Granite, Objects Moving and Lifting

Wow! Color me impressed! I bought these on a longshot to fix a gap in my laminate flooring. I had pretty low expectations they would even suction to my textured floor planks (Pergo Outlast Vintage Pewter Oak). Well, they did! Big Time!!! Gaps are gone, and I continued with my project. Jump ahead to test fitting toe-kicks under the cabinets. I tend to make very precise cuts and, well, I couldn't get one 7 footer back out. IDEA! Use the Xumaki suction cups. Yep! Once it was attached, it just came right out! I can't wait to use these in conjunction with some larger ones on a big window install I have coming up. What a fantastic purchase!

This was so easy to use, for a job which would have required at least two more people without it. Even then the chance of damage or even injury, was avoided. For the cost, it was well worth it, and I’ve used it twice in the one week. Ensure the weight limit (150lbs) is followed, although it seems like heavier objects would need more than two lift points!

Didn’t hold long term suction at first had to use a few times attaching and detaching for the suction to hold long term

Used this for handling/removing a bathroom mirror during a remodel. Mine was one of those mirrors glued to the wall. Used the wood shim technique to remove the mirror from the wall without damage, and these suction cups to handle it and move it out during my remodel. This thing worked really well. Also, used it to help handle my new marble countertop. Was solid and strong on both surfaces. Just make sure everything is clean, so the suction will hold. Use it once time and it's worth the cost. You don't want to handle a big piece of glass/mirror without something like this.

My Pergo floor had opened up on the long end on 7 pieces of flooring. I had called the store which did the install, and was waiting for an answer from the manufacturer for 4 weeks. I sent in the paperwork and pictures to the store.I decided to try and fix it myself. I looked online at how to repair it and saw this product in a video. So, I decided to purchase it and found it to be priced fairly cheap. So I got it and the repair was much easier than I thought it might be. Way to go AMAZON.

I'm glad I bought these. I bought the package of two because of the reviews of it breaking. I had no problem with it on my flooring. Just don't beat on it too hard. Told my brother a contractor about it. He has some for glass products. He never thought of using it on plank flooring.

I used these to move a shower door around. I did not have these the first time and I broke the glass. Second time it was way easier to handle the glass. It did not give or budge. Make sure though that you get a good fresh suction at the moment you plan on using them.

IT is not strong enoght to hold a 6" by 36" tile