Wall-mounted bottle opener with cap catcher

£14.50

A wall-mounted bottle opener with a cap catcher underneath, so caps drop straight into a tray instead of onto the floor. Mounting screws included.

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SKU: POU-010 Category:

Description

A metal bottle opener that fixes to a wall, with a catcher — usually a small fabric bag or hard tray — mounted underneath to catch the cap as it drops after opening. You press the bottle up and pull down or across, one-handed, and the cap falls into the catcher instead of skittering across the floor. It comes with mounting screws; check whether your wall needs its own wall plugs or anchors, since these aren't always included and stud walls or plasterboard usually need one.

This is worth fitting somewhere you open bottles repeatedly in the same spot — a garage, shed, utility room, or a fixed home bar — rather than somewhere you'll want to move it around. It needs a genuine screw fixing into a solid surface to take repeated pressure; it's not suited to a rented flat where you can't drill, or to plasterboard without proper anchors. If you just want an opener for occasional kitchen use, a handheld one with a built-in catcher, or a plain opener in a drawer, is simpler and needs no installation. Empty the catcher regularly rather than letting caps pile up and jam it.

Specification

Mounting Wall-fixed with screws (wall type may need extra anchors)
Includes Bottle opener bracket, cap catcher, mounting screws
Material Metal bracket, fabric or hard-shell catcher
Best for A fixed spot with repeated use
Dishwasher safe Wipe clean, not dishwasher safe

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Questions about this product

What mounting hardware is included, and will it work on plasterboard?

Screws are included for a standard fixing. Whether you need wall plugs or cavity anchors as well depends on your wall u2014 solid brick or timber usually just needs the screws provided, while plasterboard or stud walls need proper cavity fixings rated for the pulling force of opening a bottle, which aren't always included. Check your wall type before fitting, and use suitable anchors on plasterboard rather than screwing straight into it.

How often does the cap catcher need emptying?

That depends on use, but as a fixed point that gets used repeatedly u2014 a garage or home bar corner u2014 expect to empty it every few days to a week for regular use, or whenever it starts to feel full or caps stop dropping cleanly. Letting it overfill can cause caps to jam against the opener mechanism rather than falling freely, so it's worth checking rather than waiting until it's completely packed.