41912 Modern Angular Decorative Chrome Review

there are 2 out of 3 so far and they look good and go well with the plumbing fixtures we use. Drill holes in porcelain very slowly. Make 6 holes for each handle with diamond drill bits, about 20 minutes per hole. It is possible! You can do that! All shower cubicles in the new building must have handrails! You don't have to be an old man to fall!

This grab bar is very well made and durable. It comes with good mounts. Although it is heavy, it is very attractive. We bought three for our large shower stall and a fourth for our toilet. They look very nice with our tiles. There was one of the railings to prevent the cover from being left alone over the mounting brackets, so we use clear silicone sealant to hold it in place.

I bought 2 of these when converting a bath to a shower in preparation for my elderly mum's move. One is vertically on the left wall, it is not visible in the photo. My contractor made sure the walls were properly supported. They're really long, but I like that because there's plenty of room to grab. My installation is the Delta Dryden line and I loved that it came in a square shape that blended in nicely.

Sturdy handrail with many mounting holes. The only downside is that the pads on either end that close it are held in place by tension and hot and cold showers will cause them to pop out, which is annoying. A set screw would be a much better option to prevent this from happening. Otherwise a great and solid bar.

After visiting guests who had various mobility issues we decided to fit our bath/showers with these grab bars. We have Delta Bronze lights with a square design that blends in harmoniously. My husband mounted it vertically on the wall next to the shower wall so that you can hold your hand when the bather gets in and out. He attached the bar to the stud and it is VERY secure. The shank diameter and design takes the "hospital" look to an end. We are very happy with this product. We chose Delta…

The seams between the metal parts that together form the entire handrail are wide. I expected all the metal parts to fit together snugly. The gaps between the rod you actually take and the "L" pieces that attach to the wall brackets are so large that the rod moves back and forth between the "L". He does not understand, but not flush. Since the gaps are so big, I'm worried about water getting into the metal parts, and I don't know if the inside is made of plated or stainless steel rods. There is

This handrail is very durable and has a great fit and finish. My only complaint is that the included 2.5" screws have a standard Phillips head slot. Even though I pre-drilled the hole, I still managed to punch out the slots before the screw was fully seated. Luckily I was able to replace them with square head screws (stainless steel, of course) which screw in nicely (as one would wish for something like a handrail) without forcing the bushing out. I would give this product five stars. Delta, if

The customer should note that parts of these handrails are chrome plated in a different colour. The part that attaches to the wall is silver chrome, and the crossbar between them (which you can hold onto) is yellowish chrome. So the end sections will match your other Delta Silver Chrome bathroom lights, but the actual rod sections will not match exactly. Interestingly, if you have Delta's chrome-plated towel rails, you'll see that the same goes for them. The part of the towel rail that attaches

I read every review and agonize over every purchase decision, so I'm providing the information I want to know myself. I was looking for modern, non-hospital style handrails to remodel my bathroom. I ordered chrome delta handrails in two different styles and sizes: #41924 square/square and #41824 round, 12" and 18" for each style (see photo). All 4 were extremely heavy and durable. Not flimsy and not wobbly. They seemed huge because they were smaller handrails. (I've included a Sharpie marker…