Abimars 12inch/300 mm Bath Grab Bar with Anti-Slip Grip, Sturdy Stainless Steel Shower Safety Handle for Bathtub,Toilet, Bathroom,Kitchen,Stairway Handrail,Come with Mounted Screws 1PCS – 12in/300mm Abimars

Abimars 12inch/300 mm Bath Grab Bar with Anti-Slip Grip, Sturdy Stainless Steel Shower Safety Handle for Bathtub,Toilet, Bathroom,Kitchen,Stairway Handrail,Come with Mounted Screws

Product Features

• The shower grab rail made of durable SUS 304 stainless steel, It measures 30cm in length, Excellent screws and plugs for wall fixing brilliant handles. No need to worry about safety accidents caused by long-term use. The design allows for easy, secure installation at any angle. Our shower grab rail hold up to 510 lbs/231 kg.
• The shower grab handle is knurled which makes gripping easier while wet, It’s very easy to hang, and comes with 4x screws per fixing flange, which holds it to the wall better than the normal 3x screws for these things. The each end plates have a rubber grommet which provides a nice finish and prevents any rattling.
• The quality of these grab rails(Unit weight: 0.5kg) is immediately obvious when you first lift these bars, they are much heavier than other cheaper bars(Unit weight: 0.3kg) that are available and much stronger. Nice finish to them, and can suit most bathrooms in terms of decor. Perfect to assist elderly or infirm people in many areas of the home including the bathroom.
• A great safety feature for the shower, so easy to fit onto tiles , using a correct tile bit, really secure and therefore gives confidence when showering. it is strong enough to help old people sitting and pulling himself up off the toilet, Install the grab handles for bathroom and makes a good safety in the bathroom.
• It is a much better design than other ones as the screw holes to mount it are hidden under the stainless steel chrome cover with rubber washer so are protected from dampness and wont rust, Thereby improving the safety of the handrail. They are also useful rails to have in the hallways or down the side of narrow stairs where there isn’t room for regular handrails.