🛀 Moen R8736D3GBN Ultima 36-Inch Brushed Nickel Designer Bathroom Grab Bar: Enhanced Safety with Curl Grip Review

Beautiful handrail. Can be easily combined in upscale bathrooms and guest bathrooms. I appreciate it even more because there are grip grooves underneath which help a lot. See 2nd picture. Shorter poles did not have this feature. I converted a 24" Moen bar into a towel rail for added security. See 3rd photo. Really impressed with how beautiful they look. Worth its price.

I installed this 36" grab bar in a tiled shower stall. It gives the shower enclosure a first-class, elegant look and is securely attached to the wall after installation. The bar was attached with four Wingit anchors, two at each end. The shorter board was drilled and attached with three screws at each end that were attached to a wooden post.

Value for money for Moen quality. I didn't use wall mounts as I had bolts to mount it. The finger grips feel very nice, but I think they reduce the distance between the bar and the wall. I also use this as a towel rack so I was expecting this to be the place for thicker towels. They fit, they just don't pull off that easily. Overall very satisfied

Form, fit and function. everything is here Joins two posts at an angle of approximately 30 degrees. The color matches my 10 year old antique oiled brass fittings. They look MUCH lighter in the photo than they really are. Mine shows the right color. Just make sure you screw it into the studs. I had to use longer, heavier stainless steel bolts because my shower screen is about an inch from the bolts. I used some expanding foam that I squirted between the shower walls to fill in the space and keep

There is a 1/3 inch gap around the rod where it attaches to the caps where it is bolted to the wall. It is installed in our shower room. It doesn't look finished and I'm concerned that over time water will collect in the lids and smell. too high to be useful to support your weight if you slip in the shower. It's also too high to get out of the bathtub. If I did this again I would hang it 6 inches per foot lower.

Installed this in my newly tiled shower room and my mom is grateful. Easy to install but be careful you will need to drill through the tiles and rivet the handrail. There are several videos on YouTube showing how to successfully drill through a tile without damaging it. There are several options, choose the most convenient for you. Take your time. Finding the bolt is probably the hardest part of the job but luckily I had access to the back of the shower screen and with the help of measurements…

ADA recommends a pole length of at least 36 inches behind the toilet. I chose Moen for the brushed nickel finish, quality and style. It has an excellent build quality! Strong and durable but not too heavy The hardest part about installing a handrail is you NEED, NEED, NEED to screw it into the stud. Drywall anchors just won't cut it if people pull on them all day in a public restroom (or even at home)! So if you have 16" cleats, it can be tricky with a 36" shank. However, the mounting plate has

This is a good handrail and due to the ribbed finger grooves is better used when used at an angle (mounted on a slope) than smooth. We love it. Regards, Installation: Discard the supplied screws as they are substandard and the metal will not stand up to being screwed into an old stud. Go to a hardware store and buy some 2 1/2 inch or 3 inch outside deck screws along with a suitable screwdriver. Pre-drill a pilot hole and temporarily fasten with short self-tapping screws to check elevation and…