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Grab Handle

Grab Handle

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A basic item solves the problem in a simple way without all the bells & whistles

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Excellent for a grip to get into or out of a doorway with stairs like in the garage. 6" long

Discover how to improve safety and accessibility in your home with our professional advice on making stairs safer for all. Check out the article on How To Make Stairs Safer At Home

Specifications

Options: black or white
Dimensions: 6.5 x 1.75 x 1.58in
Item weight: 1lb

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Grab Handle work? The Grab Handle provides a secure 6-inch grip that helps you safely navigate doorways with stairs, particularly useful for garage entrances. Simply mount it at an appropriate height near the doorway to give you stable support when entering or exiting areas with elevation changes.

Q: Where should I install the Grab Handle? The Grab Handle is excellent for doorways with stairs, especially garage entrances where there's a step up or down. It can also be installed in other areas where you need additional support, such as near bedroom doorways, bathrooms, or any transition areas in your home.

Q: What makes this Grab Handle suitable for people with mobility challenges? This grab bar is specifically designed for accessibility and safety, making it ideal for individuals with conditions like multiple sclerosis or anyone who needs extra stability. The 6-inch length provides a comfortable grip size that accommodates different hand sizes and grip strengths.

Q: Is the Grab Handle easy to install? Yes, the Grab Handle is designed for straightforward installation. It's part of our basic accessibility solutions that can help improve home safety without requiring extensive modifications to your living space.

Q: Can the Grab Handle be used in bedrooms? Absolutely! While excellent for doorways with stairs, the Grab Handle is versatile enough for bedroom use, particularly near bed areas or doorways where additional support is needed for safe movement.

Q: How does the Grab Handle improve home safety? The Grab Handle significantly reduces the risk of falls by providing a stable support point during transitions between different floor levels. It's an essential safety feature that helps prevent accidents, especially in high-risk areas like garage entrances with steps.

Q: What other accessibility improvements work well with the Grab Handle? The Grab Handle is part of a comprehensive approach to making stairs safer at home. It works well alongside other safety modifications like improved lighting, non-slip surfaces, and handrails to create a safer living environment for aging in place.

P65 Warning for Plastics

⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

We love this grab handle because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we find the single step from the garage into the house causes more falls than the whole staircase gets blamed for. How do you make one or two entry steps safer? Give the hand something solid exactly where the body needs it: this compact 6 inch handle mounts right beside the door at whatever height fits the user, so there is a firm grip for that step up or down at the garage, back door, or front door instead of grabbing the door frame or the knob. It is especially important for people with multiple sclerosis, leg weakness, or anyone who pauses and steadies themselves at a doorway threshold. It is sized for one or two steps only: for a run of two or three steps, choose the 29" Wall Mounted Railing so support continues the whole way up.

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