Review on Moen R8918P Home Care 18-Inch Concealed Screw Peened Bath Safety Grab Bar: Secure Bathroom Assistance by Aaron Lewis

Stainless steel rods with no closed caps are cheaper but allow for more flexible screw placement which is good if you are trying to make one Hitting studs in a wall or going through a grout line instead of a tile. We placed them on either side of the toilet and on each wall on the first post outside the shower. The bars on the sides of the toilet are horizontal to make it easier to get in and out of the toilet, while the bars next to the shower are vertical to make it easier to get in and out of the shower. We used a separate suction cup product in the shower to avoid drilling and grouting tiles. Our two seniors appreciate the help, one with arthritis and the other with a knee injury. Well, we are probably pensioners too, but only young pensioners ;-). I suggest installing them as soon as your elders agree. For the garage we chose a different solution, mounting the L-shaped stair railing on the wall, approaching and then along the door and the steps. There are many videos on YouTube showing different placements and they come in different lengths. We used all 24" railings except for the garage and shower as noted. the transition. We used a carpeted wooden platform in front of the stairs to create a step wide enough to accommodate one person and one walker, and used stair railings on the sides to provide walk-free assistance with a two-tiered bathroom and family crossing . Room.