Allied Brass 36-Inch Grab Bar Reeded In Unlacquered Brass

Description

Historically industrial grab bars were the only opitons available, now as a leader in "designer" grab bars you will find Allied Brass has a large selection and the style to fit your needs and compliment any decor. Allied Brass has long recognized the growing need for bathroom safety and accessibility for everyone but especially for people with disabilities and limited mobility. Grab Bars help maintain balance, minimize fatigue, and provide a sense of security. For caregivers, they make aiding and transferring a patient in and out of tub/shower/toilet a more manageable, safer task. For children, they give them something to hold onto so they won't slip and fall. For the mildly disabled they provide continued indepdence and dignity. Historically industrial grab bars were the only opitons available, now as a leader in "designer" grab bars you will find Allied Brass has a large selection and the style to fit your needs and compliment any decor. Grab Bars help maintain balance, minimize fatigue, and provide a sense of security. For the mildly disabled they provide continued indepdence and dignity. Allied Brass has long recognized the growing need for bathroom safety and accessibility for everyone but especially for people with disabilities and limited mobility. For caregivers, they make aiding and transferring a patient in and out of tub/shower/toilet a more manageable, safer task. Grab Bars help maintain balance, minimize fatigue, and provide a sense of security.

Key Features

• Allied Brass has long recognized the growing need for bathroom safety and accessibility for everyone but especially for people with disabilities and limited mobility.
• For the mildly disabled they provide continued indepdence and dignity.
• Historically industrial grab bars were the only opitons available, now as a leader in "designer" grab bars you will find Allied Brass has a large selection and the style to fit your needs and compliment any decor.
• Grab Bars help maintain balance, minimize fatigue, and provide a sense of security.
• For caregivers, they make aiding and transferring a patient in and out of tub/shower/toilet a more manageable, safer task.
• For children, they give them something to hold onto so they won't slip and fall.