Large Plastic Non Slip Hand Grip Bathroom Bath Shower Grab Rail Support Handle

We purchased the 600mm model of non slip grip for our new bathroom/wet room shower area. It is as advertised in the picture & the dimensions were as per specification. The ridged handle ensures that even with wet hands you have something to grip onto safely, be it standing up or using as support to get on/off of a shower chair. The build quality is good, and no problems as yet after a few months of usage.In conclusion, this non slip grip is good quality & ideal support for the elderly, disabled, those with mobility issues or anyone who needs that extra peace of mind. Highly recommended.

This arrived next day it was easy to install it makes you safe and is very sturdyjust what I needed.

Extremely effective and sturdy. It relatively easy to fix but does need a lot of screws to fit correctly.

It's a hand grip to stop me breaking my leg whilst clambering out of the bath.....what is there to say;

Erroneous order.Returned unopened.!

The hand grip here is firm and well made. Now it’s attached to the wall it’s very strong. The rail doesn’t come with wall fixings or screws, so you need to be sure to use good fittings to give a strong grip. It does just what it’s supposed to, to give help where it’s needed most. Use it in the bathroom or like we have, by the loo. They are neat and tidy and easy to keep clean.

Reassuringly sturdy grip. However not supplied with fitting screws so you need 10 suitable round-head screws (and fixing plugs, tile drill bit if you're mounting it on a tiled wall). Not a consideration for the review score but do remember that such grip handles are only as strong as the mount so you must ensure you're fixing it firmly. Looks good, so far stays clean and I'll report back here if I have any problems with it.

I have bought Grab Rails of similar design before. I like them because they are quite easy to fit with a good choice of screw positions. The trim which covers the ends can easily be moved for decorating without the need to remove the rails themselves. The fluted bars are nice and easy to get a good grip on.