Review on 🚿 Moen LR2352DBN 8-Inch Brushed Nickel Integrated Showerhead by Souly Buddy

We bought 2 grab bars - this bronze and brushed nickel - one for each bathroom. I installed one of them myself. We turned the sun deck into a bathroom for my son (who has special needs - one of his needs is balance and mobility). I just screwed it into a wooden wall. It's stable, strong, and as strong as this wall - it can withstand almost any weight. The other had to be installed in another bathroom and it was a bit more difficult. I couldn't understand the plastic lock that goes through the wall. So I watched the video - it did not help. Now I figured out how, but for some reason I couldn't figure out why it would work. He was afraid he wouldn't be able to carry the weight. So I asked my husband to watch the video. He understood and was convinced that it would work and be strong. So we started. This rod should be installed on the side of the closet next to our toilet. I took the shelves out of the closet and had my husband put them in a niche to fit around the 2 2x4s I had stacked vertically in the closet. My husband then followed the instructions in the video and mounted the railing on the wall of the newly reinforced cabinet. This rod is strong and can handle my husband's weight (between 230 and 250 pounds - depending on how motivated he is). He has a "difficult" knee on one knee and the other is just a mess, and the surgery helped but didn't cure it. It's solid, even if it has to lean on it with all its weight. I think they are more attractive than other bars I've seen and the ability to put toilet paper on them makes them even more useful. As for ease of installation, I'd say it depends on what you want to install it on. We placed both at an angle for ease of use as they end up compared to the stool.