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Grab Bar

Grab bars, also known as handicap grab bars, or bathroom grab bars, are safety devices constructed of metal or hard plastic and used in public handicapped-accessible public bathrooms and private homes to assist individuals, primarily the elderly or handicapped, to maintain balance while holding onto the bar when transferring from a sitting or standing position, or from a shower or tub. They are commonly found in medical facilities, nursing homes, and private households.

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Tile Grip Portable Suction Grab Bar
Starting at: $89.99
Bridge-Medical
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Lumex Bathroom Grab Bars From Graham Field
Starting at: $44.07
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Drive Medical Multi Colored Suction Cup Grab Bars for Bathroom Safety
Starting at: $47.57
Drive Medical
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Drive Medical White Powder Coated Grab Bar
Starting at: $36.24
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HealthSmart Folding Shower Grab Bar
Starting at: $73.81
Mabis HealthSmart
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Drive Medical Chrome Knurled Bathroom Grab Bars
Starting at: $52.65
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Linear Grab Bar by Invisia
Starting at: $198.22
HealthCraft
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Bridge-Medical Telescoping Portable Grab Bar
Starting at: $104.99
Bridge-Medical
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Hinged Folding Wall Mounted Grab Bar with SafetyGrip Technology from Hartmobility
Starting at: $248.00
Hartmobility
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Single Grip Portable Grab Bar
Starting at: $74.99
Bridge-Medical
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Decorative Shower Accent Grab Bar Invisia
Starting at: $192.00
HealthCraft
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Knurled Steel Grab Bars for Bathroom Safety - Chrome Plated, Textured Grip, Rust Resistant
Starting at: $42.47
Mabis HealthSmart
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ADA Compliant Angled Metal Bathroom Grab Bar by Vive Health
Starting at: $43.57
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Swivel Suction Cup Grab Bar with 24 Inch Length for Bath and Shower Safety
Starting at: $44.00
Mabis HealthSmart
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Steel Bathub Grab Bar with Knob Locks for Shower Safety from Medline
Starting at: $45.34
Medline
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North Coast Stainless Steel Grab Bars
Starting at: $52.91
North Coast
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Shower Kit with Grab Bar, Shower Chair, and Long Loofahs | Sit Safe and Clean Kit for Caregivers by Medline
Starting at: $78.29
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Knurled Grab Bars - Heavy Duty Steel and 250 lbs. Capacity by Graham Field
Starting at: $78.45
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Bath Grab Bar with Step-Through Design and 250 lbs. Weight Capacity - Case of 3 Units by Medline
Starting at: $129.34
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Grab Bar and Towel Bar - ADA Compliant, 17 in. and 250 lbs. Capacity by Accessibility Professionals
Starting at: $161.60
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Shower Grab Bar, ADA Compliant with Black Powder Coat by Accessibility Professionals
Starting at: $167.80
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Extra Support Toilet Grab Bar - Wave Design with Roll Holder - Left and Right Color Options Available
Starting at: $197.25
Accessibility Professionals
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Extra Support Towel Grab Bar with Elegant Piano Curved Design - Left and Right Color Options Available
Starting at: $208.10
Accessibility Professionals
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Chrome Shower Grab Bar with 250 lbs. Capacity - Case of 16 by Medline
Starting at: $783.50
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ProBasics Bathroom Grab Bars For Horizontal Or Vertical Use
Starting at: $42.95
Compass Health
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Shower Grab Bars with SafetyGrip - Wall Mounted and 350 lbs. Capacity from Hartmobility
Starting at: $44.00
Hartmobility
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Heavy Duty Shower Grab Bar and Safety Tub Bath with Adjustable Brackets by HealthSmart
Starting at: $71.61
Mabis HealthSmart
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Bathtub Mounted Handrail - SafetyGrip from Hartmobility
Starting at: $94.00
Hartmobility
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Wall Mounted Hinged Grab Bar - SafetyGrip from Hartmobility
Starting at: $127.00
Hartmobility
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HealthCraft Invisia Accent Ring with Integrated Support Rail
Starting at: $215.00
HealthCraft
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Who Needs a Grab Bar in the Bathroom or Bedroom?

Anyone with muscle weakness or mobility issues can benefit from the installation of grab bars in their home, especially the elderly, those recovering from surgery or illness and those with balance issues, arthritis or neuromuscular conditions such as cerebral palsy. Grab bars are also commonly found in hospitals, assisted living residences, nursing homes, public handicap-accessible restrooms and medical facilities.

Where Should I Place My Grab Bar?

The placement of wall-mounted grab bars depends on the size of the bathroom, the structure of the wall supporting the bar, the placement of the plumbing in the space and the physical traits of the user such as height, muscle strength and range of arm reach and whether there is a shower or tub in the space.

It is recommended that intended users practice getting in and out of the bathtub or shower before installation and have the installer mark the area where the user's reach is most comfortable for them.

In general, a vertical grab bar placed next to the shower or bath would work best for those who are able to stand with support while they are transferring into the bath or shower. An angled grab bar (generally placed at a 45 degree angle) would work for those who are using a shower seat and can stand briefly with support while washing private parts of their body. A horizontal bar placed next to a bathtub can help maintain balance while getting into or out of the bathtub.

Grab bars can also be mounted permanently by the toilet to help someone transfer from a wheelchair or walker to the toilet. A floor mounted pole or bedside grab bar can also be installed in the bedroom to assist with getting in and out of bed.

Whatever type of grab bar is chosen, it should be securely fastened to a wall stud or with a specially designed anchor. Those with arthritic hands often prefer a grab bar with a smaller circumference (usually around 1¼ inch) for easier gripping. Grab bars with a textured finish are often desirable in the bathroom to prevent hand slippage. The color of grab bar should not blend into wall or tile color so it can be easily seen by the user.

Rehabmart offers a wide selection of grab bars from such knowledgeable manufacturers as Stander, Medline, HealthCraft, Independence Medical, Triple Crown, Drive Medical, Maddak, Bridge Medical and Carex.

 

Hulet Smith, OT
Rehabmart Co-Founder & CEO

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