Discreet bath safety
Rethink bathroom safety with this toilet roll holder with integrated support rail. Soft lines and graceful curves blend effortlessly with practicality and function, while the discreet hand rail offers trustworthy support.
- Toilet Roll Holder with Integrated Support Rail: Soft lines and graceful curves blend effortlessly with practicality and function
- Integrated support rail with a 500lbs / 227kg weight capacity: Professional grade construction and superior quality fittings ensure years of uncompromising support.
- Discreet wall stems with concealed screws: Meticulously designed wall interface stems render mounting areas virtually invisible.
- Two finishes, standard Triple-plated Chrome or optional (+$30): Brushed Stainless
Bathroom grab bars are essential components for any home, but especially for seniors aging in place and others with balance or dexterity issues. Getting into and out of the shower is not as risky as ingress/egress from a bathtub but still elevates the risk of falls. Bathroom grab bars or safety assist rails are included within the bathroom safety products recommended the most for preventing falls and accidents within the bathroom.
Grab Bars, or sometimes known as bath safety rails or assist rails should be considered for anyone with any issues regarding, dexterity, mobility or balance. All will benefit from shower grab bars or bathtub grab bars.
Today's grab bars are found in a variety of finishes and appointments to complement any bathroom style.
Permanent Grab bars offer the greatest strength. When it comes to installing bathroom grab bars onto the walls of a shower or bathtub, we most often recommend permanent installation.
Clamp-on Bathtub Safety Bars can be found as well- this type of bathroom grab bar is secured onto the side of the bathtub with a dial that clamps down securely onto rubber pads. The grab bar extends up from the clamp (usually in a U-shape) and provides a stable surface to hold onto.
A bath area should provide at a minimum two stable, sturdy surfaces to hold onto when stepping into and out of a bathtub or shower (ie. two grab bars). They should be reachable by the person exiting the tub, able to hold onto both prior to stepping into or outside of the tub.
Bath safety grab bars that have a non-slip surface as part of the grab bar provided added confidence for the user(s). The metal types will have a "knurled" surface, a set of ridges to help with ensuring a firm grip.