Tub Rail

Great grab bar to provide safety, support and stability when you get out of the shower. I stalled one in both bathrooms of my home. I moved into this new place. Both bathtubs are very deep and the sides of the tub are high. There are no built in grab bars around inside the shower stall area above the tubs. I am not handicapped and I don't want to be. This is why I installed these grab bars. Even younger, able people can slip and fall in the shower/tub. This is an added layer of safety. I recommend this sturdy quality product. It's well worth the money. And at a minimum, it saves me from bruising my shins when I am getting out of the shower. I highly recommend this product. Very easy to install.

I’ve purchased this for my best friend to get in & out of his bathtub safe & easy.The picture is a little off, it looks like the handlebar is small, which it’s not. Just an optical illusion due to taking the picture from above & not at the same height.My friend is ecstatic about this easy to mount, sturdy, movable without damage to tub safety bar. He even sent a picture to his sister, encouraging her to get one too.The grip is sturdy and safely mounted on the tub. It came well made & packaged. An excellent buy at a “steal”.If you’re getting on in age, have a disability or one of your loved ones does, get one for their safety & your peace of mind. They may not need it right now but it will be there as a precaution. It is easy to move to the position needed no matter how often with the strong screw keeping the grab bar on the tub without causing any damage.I highly recommend this product!

Never thought I needed this until I had a knee surgery I get in and out of my tub easy and secure with the grab bar. Easy to install. Plus I feel confident when using it. Plus the white is great color.

Actually works great as a handle in my bathtub. I didn’t have anywhere else to install anything on the walls.

Sturdy product however because we had a older tub couldn't use

Bought for my Mom for when she visits. I'm gonna leave it instead. Easier to go in and out of the shower tub. Easy install.

We purchased two of these. I got one for my elderly mom and then decided to get one for our tub for when she stays here. It’s great with no drilling or adhesive you put it over edge of tub and tighten it on. It’s very sturdy and good quality. ,

I recently broke my ankle pretty badly and needed surgery. I've got 6 weeks in a cast, another 6 weeks in a boot, a second surgery to remove hardware... I will be using this clamp on handle for a while. I've been using it for 2 weeks already and it is perfect.Very sturdy and heavy enough to feel secure, but easily removable so I don't have to permanently install anything. I'm in my 30s, at this point I do not need a long-term or permanent stability bar. This was easily installed in less than 5 minutes. If I apply a whole lot of force, I can kind of wiggle it lengthwise down the side of the tub. This isn't the usual position I am using it in and I have pretty good balance already, so this isn't a problem for me. 99% of the time I am only applying force downward and this rail has no issues handling that. The only change I would consider is adding some type of non-slip grip to the very top of the rail, as I do have to make sure I have totally dried any water drops off to avoid my hand slipping.Like many tubs, the sides of my tub are not perfectly straight all the way around - the rail needed to be clamped on toward the center of the tub where the sides are straight. This allows me to swing my good foot out of the tub (I'm currently using a shower stool as well), place my "bad" knee on the edge of the tub, and use this rail to help balance and push myself up. I can also use it to brace myself if I need to reposition myself on the shower stool, or when I bend over to grab something in the shower. (In addition, because of the way my bathroom is laid out, I can also use this tub rail to help myself get on/off the toilet!)Honestly I am thrilled since this rail allows me to get in and out of the bathtub without anyone's help while my ankle remains, I believe the technical term is, 100% busted. It's summertime and very hot here, and being able to shower every day without help feels amazing.