Stainless Toilet Safety Rails, WochiTV Handicap Grab Bars for Elderly, Steel Flip-Up Bathroom Grab Bar with Paper Holder, Stainless Steel Toilet Arms Handicapped Assist Medical Accessories 23.6 INCH

When push the grab bar up vertically, it does not stay up but flop down unexpectedly, this can bee a hazard Updated: received email from the seller HALBH who graciously offers a full refund. The seller/manufacturer advised me to 1/ reinstall the bar 2/ add a clamp via a web link (someone named Stephanie ) but the 2 weblinks did not work. Would the seller/manufacturer kindly re-send me the WRITTEN instructions of both 1/ and 2/ INSTEAD of the weblinks. Thank you in advance as the toilet grab bar is the right size for our bath. Update on February 2024: the Seller sent me the instructions in Word and the video . I had the 2 screws tightened and voila: the toilet bar now stays up when flip up. We are happy with the 2 toilet grab bars

Ordered this while undergoing a bathroom remodel. Being mobility challenged I needed something to help with stepping into the tub and getting up from the toilet. I wasn't sure about not having a "leg" support, but was able to install into stud. It is so secure. I love it (and love the toilet paper holder too !) The fact that it can be raised and put out of the way for others, is my secondary indorsement. I don't know how I lived without it. (my former clamp on handle put a hole in the wall of the tub - hence the remodel). This solved my problem and I am impressed.

Works perfectly to help people get on and off the boat from the dock. Stainless steel should hold up well in elements, and I like that it can fold up, too. Sturdy, attractive, just the right size. I'd recommend this to others.

I mounted the grab bar into wood stud/backing (not just anchor bolts). It is extremely sturdy with absolutely no wiggle. I highly recommend.

Note that the width of this is larger than any 2X4 in your wall. You will have to add supports outside (or cut you wall up and add them in) in order for the screw holes to actually hit something. This is not something I would trust adding wall anchors to without them being in a stud. I suppose you could put half in a stud and the other half in with wall anchors, however people are going to be leaning on this sometimes heavily. Just know that the width is that large. I do like it but you should be aware.