Grab Rails

Grab Rails For The Elderly & Disabled

A grab rail can be used in the bathroom, entranceway or staircase to offer extra support at key points when moving around the home.

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    Solo Easigrip Steel Flat End Grab Bar
    10815

    The Solo Easigrip is a great value, flat ended grab bar that can be used in the bathroom, on the stairs or outside.

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    Ashby Red Grab Rails
    12168

    These high quality, tough plastic red grab rails have been designed to help those who are living with dementia. The red colour makes the grab rail easier for people with dementia to ident...

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    Steel Newel Post Rail
    10788

    The Steel Newel Rail is ideal if you are unsteady on your feet when negotiating the bottom of stairs. It turns 90 degrees around the newel post and thus avoiding the need to let go.

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    Spa Stainless Steel Curved Grab Rail
    15037

    These strong and rust resistant curved grab rails provide additional support when getting in and out of the bath or shower. Available in three different sizes.

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    Security Pole and Curved Grab Bar
    17662

    The Stander Security Pole provides extra support when standing from your bed or chair or the toilet. It is tension mounted so you can place it anywhere in the home without the need for sc...

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    You can choose from the following types:

    • Suction cup grab bars which are easy to fix to a tiled surface so they are ideal for bathrooms. Most of ours can even be released from the wall and used when travelling away from home as they are removable.
    • Wall-fixed grab rails which need to be screwed into the wall.
    • Straight rails which can be fixed at an angle, or in a straight horizontal or vertical position.
    • Angled grab rails which allow the user to rest their forearm on the horizontal section, while holding the upper section with their hand. This can be helpful for those with a weak grip, or sensitive hands or wrists, as it spreads the body’s weight across the forearm and enables flow of movement.

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