How to Vertically holster beard-hair trimmer & electric shaver, and suspend it using a shelf over bathroom counter?

Question

Bathroom counter, with electrical socket, mirror & glass shelves on adjoining wall. Also, electric shaver at bottom of pic on Counter

Electric trimmer, depicting shape etc

Now, based on something I saw online it suggested double hooks (hardware fittings)/ something that looked like or looks like guitar hangers.

Lets assume we may not be allowed to drill these holes & screws for such hooks or something DIY that has similar Shape/ Structure.

In what ways/ ideas could I suspend both devices over the counter;
- saving counter space and
- keeping devices out of harms way
- most importantly; quick gun ergonomic access & usage
- decluttered space

Could I DIY a metal hanger or some plastic object to use the Glass Shelf as a support/ beam?

Suction cups tend to spoil and be unreliable after some time, is what I read a lot online.

Answer 1

So I was trying to hack something into such a hook structure from question but I couldn't find the metal clothes hangers we used to have before.

I found these Flexible Spider stands whose legs can be shaped to mount smart phones on tables or in a car etc.

I just Folded them in a similar way, ideally I'd hope for longer bending at the back. It's a bit bouncy but pretty stable.

Let's see if I can improve on it with more shaping and maybe a longer & thicker rod/ wire from a metal hanger if I can find one

Update: I did find a metal wire clothes hanger that I'm looking to bend and shape into something with 2 open loops and a tether that goes back and hooks through the gap between shelf & wall and below as well.

Picture:

Update slightly improved:

Answer 2

In this environment, I would use stacking desk trays. They are fairly stable and do not need to be attached to a wall.

Your smaller bathroom items could become hard to reach at the back of a bottom/middle tray, so purchase desk trays that open from the long side, rather than the shorter side. Taller desk trays improve accessibility too.

The first picture in your question shows a blue-green plastic box. That could go on top of the topmost tray, with the other items on the "shelves" beneath it. Rigging up homemade drawers would be simple too: just slide a low-edged plastic box into each of the "shelves", then draw it out halfway to fill it with smaller items. (Be careful not to draw it out the whole way, as it will just fall off the "shelf" and spill its contents!)

You should be able to find affordable stacking desk trays in a variety of colors, sizes, and designs.

Answer 3

How about a car phone holder that grabs the phone like this one:

You can mount it on the wall or on glass and the 'hands' can be adjusted to hold your trimmer.

Answer 4

Both the items you wish to store have power cords.

The items are quite light and can be hung (vertically) from 'S' shaped hooks from the shelf you show. Many if not all hair stylist powered tools have a hole molded into the appliance end of the cord for hanging.

If your tools do not have such a hole, a wire loop can be made and attached to the cord.

Good luck.