🛁 Moen LR8716D3CH Home Care 16-Inch Designer Bathroom Grab Bar with Concealed Screws, Chrome Finish for Enhanced Safety Review

Nowhere is it told you that where the plank enters the part you screw into the wall, the plank is open and not seamless. So if you use it in the shower, the water gets into that area and then has to drain away somehow. I'm sure the screws will rust. How is it not seamless? Just to clarify since it's hard to explain: the beam curves into vessels at each end. There is an open connection. So you have a problem with water retention. I bought 6 pieces to take with me for installation in Europe. Now…

I never write reviews. Go with a different brand. I thought I could trust the Moen name. Worst quality screws I have ever used. I read the installation instructions and did everything they recommended. The screws came loose like cake frosting. I had to use my dremel to cut a groove to get them out. This wasn't easy as as I said I was dealing with cake frosting screws - luckily I had some screws of the same size and I installed the support bar but then the decorative part covering the area with…

I don't use them for handrails in the usual way. I put them on the shower walls so I have something to hold on to when I lift my foot to wash it. I no longer have to hold on to a soap dish or towel rail that I feared would detach from the wall if I put weight on them. My home renovation boys thought I was crazy, but they went along with this stupid idea and a few others without even rolling their eyes. I am happy to report that they work exactly as I had hoped. I have had no complaints about…

Last year we installed two of these devices in our new home. We just added five more which gives us plenty of grab bars in all bathrooms. It's important to put them in something solid. Unless your bathroom was built with support boards due to the plan to install railings from the start, you will need to carefully place them to fit the studs. Don't just use molybdenum screws in drywall as they don't support enough weight. My goal is not to fall at any cost! The benefit of this size is that…

Outstanding handrail. I'm a picky buyer, so I analyze products very carefully. I am also 66 years old, I am a carpenter by profession. It's very ornate (make sure the finish of the rod matches that of your shower head, drain, etc. I don't care what the instructions say, you want to install this rod with at least 1 1/2" external screws) Screws in a bolt Vitally important Find out the most likely spot in the shower where you could slip This will determine whether to buy 1 or 2, how long the bar…

Pros: Easy to install - if you're a builder - even a layman. pilot holes. My 1/8" drill bits are 1 7/8" long. This will give you about 1/2 inch less depth needed for the screw. The screw does not seat with a flat pilot hole. My solution (aside from buying a longer nozzle): Insert the Philips #1 nozzle into the magnetic drive rail. . Then attach it to the drill press. The guide will help you remove the safety bar handle which is blocking some of the mounting holes. (Most electric screwdrivers…