FlySkip Toilet Grab Bar with Toilet Paper Holder,23.5inch Polished Glossy Flip Up Handicap Grab Bars for Toilet,Wall Mounted Bathroom Aid Assist Rail for Disabled Elderly Pregnant Woman

This bar is like having a handicap bar that you see in a handicap bathroom in the public. It gives an extra bit of support when having a hard time getting up and down from the toilet. I have degenerated discs in my back and when I get a back spasm, I would usually get a very difficult time in the bathroom but the grab bar greatly helps during those times. Highly recommend for anyone in need.

This is a sturdy and reliable support bar. Like the fact that it can go up and down. Can be used in a variety of places, not just toilet etc. In a small bathroom it's nice that it is close to our shower as well, it has an old deep tub with glass doors and there isn't anything for stability getting in and out. This has even helped my daughter be safer with that.

I recently ordered the adjustable grab bar to install in the bathroom that my elderly mother was using. She has problems sitting and rising from any seated position, so I was hopeful that this would help. My husband easily installed this between the toilet and shower/tub combo in the main bathroom. This bar is quality made and constructed. We have no concern that this will hold up. It has helped her tremendously.

This is a great device to add accessibility in a way that doesn't take up a lot of room. When not in use, simply fold it up toward the wall and out of the way. The leg is adjustable so you can customize the height of the arm for your own personal needs. The leg has a rubber protector so it won't scratch the floor. The stainless steel and aluminum alloy construction is very durable and not too heavy to fold up. I like that it doesn't extend too far into the room so it won't get in the way of a walker. Getting up from a sitting to a standing position is much easier and safer with the support arm. Installation was not difficult as the bolts were supplied.

This is put together very well. They'll sharp edges that seeds are all done to smooth perfection. The hinges excellent and if super easy to install will not super easy. But for me it was. It was easy enough for anybody else. I guess I'll say a little too much i guess lol. But it does work like it's supposed to give you good peace of mind with the elderly person living in your house

This bar feels well made and moves easily. It is light weight which makes installing easier.

This is a one-sided or one-legged toilet grab bar that wasn't what I thought it was going to be, but that's on me. I wondered why the right side of the picture of the product was blurry, and I thought this contraption went all the way around the front of the toilet, but I thought wrong. What I ordered and what I got is a one-sided toilet grab bar that attaches to the wall but, if your balance isn't all that good, like mine, it won't help you too much.The toilet grab bar attaches to the wall; you can look at the installation instructions on the listing page. What particularly worries me about this is that, in my experience, most bathroom walls are made of sheetrock and can, especially if I do the installation myself, come right on out of the wall with very little provocation. When someone puts all their weight on this single bar, that can be a big problem, especially if there are balance issues.I think the two-legged version of this, the one that comes "with leg," would be okay here, but I also think you could do better without trying very hard. If you're shopping for safety devices for someone who's disabled, weak, or recently had surgery, you need to do better than this. This could have been a good product and also could've been described better so that even I could understand it. I worry about the safety concerns I've listed above, and I'd advise you to keep on looking.

All can say is it works as described. But I do not like the fact they only give u Allen wrench bolts not screws that you can drill into a wall. Then those Allen wrench bolt(flat ended screws) come with a metal expansion sleeve that goes over said bolt and a cap that screws into the end of the screw, but you have to have the exact size drill and can only drill in a certain distance for these expansion sleeve and bolts to work. But that’s all they directions tell you to hook the set it up. Not how the cap of should go on the end of the screw or you put the expansion sleeve in first. Would think the end cap would be push into that exact size hole they want then the sleeve put in then you use the small Allen wrench they give you to slowly turn that bolt into the sleeve. Since I’m not sure ain’t this set up I’d Much rather had a choice between this set up it says is for tile backed walls and maybe some regular wood screws or lag screws. Unfortunately the deck wood screw I had in my house rhar I was going to use for the sheet rock and 2x4 in my house I couldn’t use because the head of the specialty bolt they give you to use and the hole in the bar is pretty wide. So I had to make a special trip to my local hardware store to get some bigger head lag galvanized screws so that I could make sure that it was secure properly into my Sheetrock and 2x4 backing.Now rhar I had it set up the way I am used to and comfortable knowing it’s secure rt with my extra hardware I got. I’d say this bar handles my body and weight no problem. Can get the leverage needed to help my self onto and off the toilet no issue as of rt now. But as you can see from my long drawn out start I’m def not happy they only give you these Allen bolts with a cap on the bolts and a expansion sleeve I was to make sure was drilled to the exact thickness and depth and then still wasn’t sure how exactly to apply these big headed Allen bots to make sure it was secure for me. So I’ve taken only one star off because n of the lack of hardware to get the job done for different homes and back walls. But like say once got it installed now that I felt it was secure rt I have no issue at all with this. It does what I need of it