🚿 Moen R8724P Home Care Bathroom Safety 24-Inch Grab Bar: Secure Grip with Concealed Screws and Peened Texture Review

I was looking for a brushed nickel handrail that wasn't too thin, wasn't shiny and had a texture so it wasn't smooth. . The one I received was too thick and even though it was stainless steel (brushed nickel) it still felt shiny. The hardening/texture was odd and more pronounced. This was just the right thickness, easy to install, and had a matte finish; Structure harmonises with the overall look of the bathroom and does not distract. Very good quality product and I expect it to last a long…

This handrail looks fantastic. I installed this for my mom who needed a grab bar for the bathroom. Since all of her internals and fittings were polished brass, we went with that option for consistency. This is a very good handrail, looks great and is not that difficult to install. You will need a set of anchors to install this if you are installing horizontally as this is not the length where either side can hit the stud. As for the price, I feel they are overpriced for the brass version…

I bought two of these for my fiberglass shower. I chose a machined surface to provide a better grip than a smooth surface. The wall was enough for me to install one of these outside the shower for easier entry into the shower. Another I had to install in a fiberglass shower. A fiberglass shower makes installation much more difficult. The fiberglass shower does not border the pillars; There is a gap between the fiberglass and the bolt. I finally settled on the Moen SecureMount for the shower…

I ordered these wands in December hoping they would install them but I couldn't find anyone to install them. They sat in my spare room until recently when I found someone to install them. I really needed them after two falls, not in the shower! but in the hospital. I've decided I MUST install it now and found someone to do it for me. That means they were still in the plastic bags they came in, each in their own packaging. In December, they ended up in a box that was larger than necessary. For…

Added this pole and its 12 inch counterpart to the bath/shower in the guest bathroom when we needed to use this facility for a couple of weeks. Until I installed it, I, the contractor (who did other chores) who did it, used my percussion tool to do it. He used his own piece of tile, but they are readily available at "big box" stores. So I could do it myself but got lazy. Pretty simple build. Find the studs (the hardest part), drill holes in the faux marble and drywall, and drive in the screws…