RMS Toilet Safety Frame & Rail - Folding & Portable Bathroom Toilet Safety Rails - Handrail Toilet Bars with Adjustable Height (White)
Brand: RMS
Color: White
Toilet Safety Frame & Rail | Folding & Portable Bathroom Safety Handrail Grab Bar | Adjustable Height (White). It provides sturdy support for individuals with special needs making their trip to the bathroom a safe one. Elderly or individuals with limited mobility, arthritis, balancing issues, back or knee injuries will be able to use the toilet safely and independently. The hand rails are made of durable and reinforced steel that can sustain a weight capacity of 300 lbs. The folding foot paddles sit flush to the floor so that the weight of the user standing on them holds the frame firmly in place. Arm rests are designed to aid the user to sit and stand with greater ease and comfort. Free standing frame fits around your toilet seat with back bar in front of your toilet tank. It has a height adjusting mechanism which makes it suitable for all types of toilets and environments. It also folds in on itself easily and in seconds to make it fully portable. Dimensions: 20” width between arms; Height adjustable 28” to 36” inches floor to top of arm (highest point). Weight capacity of 300 lbs. Please note: Arm strength is required to push against the rails in order for users to get up.
No Assembly Required! Folding and Portable Toilet Safety Frame and Hand Rail is an ideal daily living aid for anyone who suffers from limited mobility.
Fits around your toilet seat with back bar in front of your toilet tank.
Arm Rests are made of durable foam to sustain repeated usage and heavy weight capacity. Soft and comfort grip makes easy to sit and stand.
Fits Most Toilets. Note: Dimensions: 20” width between arms; Height adjustable 28” to 36” inches floor to top of arm (highest point). Height is adjustable to meet your custom needs. Weigh Capacity: 300 LBS
Easy Storage: The RMS Toilet Safety Frame is fully foldable for easy storage or travel. Simply fold it and set to the side when you're not using it.