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Bridge Medical Single Grip Portable Grab Bar
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- Designed as a serious home medical device, flimsy and cheap alternatives do not compare
- Heavy duty in safety but stylish enough to fit any décor
- The ultimate in portability, safety doesn¿t have to vacation when you do. Our designs travel about as well as they work
- Perfect for snowbirds, vacations, hotel stays, renters, temporary rehabilitation or anytime a permanent grab bar is not practical
- Installs and removes without tools or professional installation. Your only choice on fiberglass showers or baths
Product DescriptionFalls are the most common accident around the home, the majority of them happening in the bathroom. More than 1/3 of all adults 65 years and older fall each year resulting in moderate to severe injuries that reduce mobility and independence and increase the risk of premature death. Bridge Medical, an industry leading designer and manufacturer of Portable Grab Bars, may have the solution you are looking for! Whether you need a temporary or long term solution, our Por. . . More >>
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Suza
December 3rd, 2009 at 07:04
the only wall this product stuck to was my bathroom door (which i tried, just to see if i was crazy). it would not get suction on the tub/shower tiles. . . which were perfectly clean, and perfectly flat. it is true, however, that the tiles were not big enuf to cover, entirely, the dimension of the suction cup. . . probably shy 1/4″ all around. be sure that your tiles are large because if there is any gap at all, it won’t adhere. also, it looks very imposing. . you feel as though you are in a medical setting or an old age home.
Rating: 1 / 5
Robert L. Sandman
December 3rd, 2009 at 07:27
Please examine carefully the place where you are planning to install the grab. The spacing of 4 inch tiles is N G. It would be best if the surface has no tiles, only a smooth surface. Since the bases of the grab bar are five inches, be warned and careful.
Rating: 1 / 5
N. Mumm
December 3rd, 2009 at 08:46
I followed the instructions and cleaned my smooth tile wall and both of the rubber suction cups before installing. Twice, the suction cup came undone after 1/2 hour and fell off the wall !!
I have no confidence in this product or a replacement. This could have lead to a dangerous fall in a shower with glass doors . . .
Rating: 1 / 5
Julie Getz
December 3rd, 2009 at 11:17
Did not work on my tile that has a little bit of texture. Only works on the smoothest of surfaces. Will have to return.
Rating: 1 / 5
THV
December 3rd, 2009 at 13:05
I purchased this item and have been using it in my shower as a hand rail. It works as advertised and I am happy with it. However, about a week after I received it I found a similiar product for sale at Walmart for less than $12. I purchased this one for my other shower and find that it works just as well as this more expensive product I purchased online. I could have saved myself some money, if I had been a more diligent shopper.
Rating: 3 / 5