The best shower grab bars for seniors and the elderly install easily but securely to your bathroom surfaces to provide support while getting in and out of the shower, plus stability while standing in the shower. Here are our top picks.
Shower grab bars can be installed all three ways: horizontal, vertical, and angled, depending on where they are located and their intended use. Here is how to know which way is appropriate for your installation.
Yes! You can install grab bars in a fiberglass shower, but it is a bit trickier than some installations and not for the faint of heart! Here are the details.
Yes! You can easily install grab bars in a tiled shower. You just need a few specialty tools like stud finders, ceramic drill bits, and specialty anchors. Here are the details.
Stainless steel is the most popular – and best – material for shower grab bars because it is strong, durable, and resistant to rust and corrosion. But there are other choices to consider too.
For maximum shower safety, the best locations for shower grab bars are at the entry, near the faucets, and across the long wall. A possible fourth location is across the back wall.
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