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Question: Can this bar really withstand 250 lbs pulling on it?
Document: The item has completely false, misleading, deceptive description, which is getting to be standard for Amazon. The bars are not stainless steel, they're plastic. The weight limit is not 300 lbs., it is 250 lbs. Cute, but I wouldn't depend on them for support.
purchased this along with the 24 inch grab bar. uses two mounting screws on each end for strong, secure grab.mounted easily. has curled grip insert on inside of handle for better grab with a wet hand.my wife says she feels very safe and secure when pulling herself in & out of tub/shower.would recommend and buy again.
We just redid our entire bathroom and added this wonderful 9&#34; hand grip as somewhat of a finishing touch. It's really, really nice to step in and out of the shower with the complete surety this little bar provides. I can hardly imagine now that we didn't have one before--and that everyone doesn't have/provide one. Honestly, get one! They're great!
I need a bar to grab, that can be used without pulling out of the wall. I did not want a big ugly 'hospital type' safety bar. This matches my towel racks and is very nice looking. It is very well made with nice detailing. It was not too hard  to install. After I found a stud I used a drill to set the screws, in 1/2 an hour it was in place. This arrived quickly and was exactly what I wanted.
Although I am now retired, in my opinion, every shower/bathtub should have one of these installed!When I saw the slightly cream color, I knew it would fit nicely in my newly renovated bathroom...and it does!Now you do have to have a little carpentry knowledge, such as ensuring that the hand grip is placed on a wall stud, but that should not present a problem in most homes...or, if it is, you can ask for help like I did! It really is an easy installation...The hardware is conveniently covered so that there is a nice smooth surface from the user's standpoint.I'm going to continue testing this for a while, but plan on considering an additional one to help me stand at the commode.Even if you are young and able to easily maneuver, it's always better to be safe, than sorry, and have a bar to effectively hold on to...And for company with your older family members, it is a thoughtful addition!Highly recommended.GABixlerReviews
This grip was easy to install in our tile shower, although we did have it installed by a professional as it take special drill bits and screws. Bought for my husband who is almost 200 lbs and it is very sturdy. very sleek and nice looking on the tile..
It's really up to you.
Like the size, the sloped shape so won't hurt quite as bad when bumping into it by accident. The grip on the underside is nice especially for use in the bathroom when hands can be wet. Trim and not too large and yet big enough to really help.
wow-- we are landlords,, and really enjoy ordering from amazon.. we were so pleasantly surprised to be able to afford to buy safety grips for one of our tenants! !in the home improvement stores they are like $ 20 - $ 38  each!! and usually much more! !when we were asked by a tenant to install them for his wife,, we found them through you,, and they arrived really fast,, they are beautiful,,and my husband installed them right where she wanted them.. they work great!!
I love this grip...in fact bought two. We installed them not in the bathroom as I think most have done, but rather at the top of a flight of stairs where you must first step on a landing and then turn to go down the stairs. These grips help stabilize me before I continue down the stairs. Plus they are really good lucking. We did have to buy shorter screws to work where we installed the grips.
Answer: yes