Vertical grab bars
The vertical grab bar is easier to grip, straightforward to use with arthritis sufferers. A vertical grab bar has less wall coverage, especially when you are walking in the bathroom.
Horizontal grab bars
Grab bars permit you to rotate your body, strong when you pull yourself up to stand. The horizontal grab bar is highly beneficial because it helps the handicapped to get out and in of a wheelchair and also into a tub. These kinds of grab bars have a limited fixed height. They are not the best for people with arthritis.
Diagonal grab bars
Diagonal grab bars can accommodate numerous heights; give a unique natural movement in the wrist and hands when you hold it. Diagonal grab bars help you to stand and sit comfortably in the toilet with a lot of confidence.
Grab bar clamps
Grab bar clamps are recommended to the user, especially when lifting legs on the tub wall to get out or in.
Corner grab bars for two walls
Corner grab bars for two walls are significantly useful if you sit on a shower chair to bathe or in the hub. Corner grab bars have one continuous piece that attaches two sides of the tub wall.