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Toilet Paper Holder Grab Bar

Toilet Paper Holder Grab Bar

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The Toilet Paper Holder Grab Bar offers support for up to 500 pounds, providing dependable help getting off the toilet. This 2-in-1 grab bar has a curved design that provides a comfortable handle to grasp onto and plenty of clearance space for standard-sized rolls of toilet paper.

For more details on ways to improve the bathroom, check out our Complete Guide to Bathroom Safety.

It is an ADA compliant 1.25 inch rail that mounts with 9-hole flanges and sits 1.5 inches off the wall, so your hand fits around it. Because it replaces the paper holder, you do not need extra wall space beside the toilet.

MedlinePlus recommends a grab bar to help you stand from a sitting position. If there is no wall beside your toilet, see our Toilet Safety Rails instead.

Specifications

Rail Diameter: 1.25" / 31.8mm (ADA Compliant)
Rail Height: 14" / 363mm
Wall Clearance: 1.50" / 38mm
Dimensions: 14.5 x 7 x 3 inches
Weight: 2lbs
Weight Capacity: 500lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can a toilet paper holder be used as a grab bar? A regular one should never be used for support; they pull out of the wall. This one is a true stainless steel grab bar rated to 500 lbs that also holds the roll, so the fixture people grab anyway is safe to grab.

Q: Do I need a grab bar next to the toilet? If standing up from the toilet takes effort, yes. MedlinePlus recommends a grab bar to help you stand from a sitting position.

Q: How much weight can the toilet paper holder grab bar hold? It is rated to 500 lbs when installed into wall studs or a structural wall.

Q: Will standard toilet paper rolls fit? Yes. The curved bar leaves room for standard-size rolls, and the rod holds the roll under the grip.

Q: How do you install a toilet paper holder grab bar? Mount it into wall studs using the 9-hole flanges, about where your current paper holder is. If you are unsure about your wall, use a professional installer.

Q: What finishes are available? Chrome, brushed stainless, and matte black.

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 toilet paper holder grab bar because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we see how many falls start right at the toilet, in that wobbly moment between sitting and standing. Do you really need a grab bar next to the toilet? Yes, and this 2-in-1 fixture is a smart way to add one: it replaces the flimsy paper holder people instinctively grab with a curved, ADA compliant bar rated for 500 pounds, with clearance for a standard roll and a comfortable 1.25 inch grip. It is especially helpful for people recovering from hip or knee replacement and for those with multiple sclerosis or arthritis. If you need support on both sides to stand, or there is no solid wall beside your toilet, our Toilet Handrails that attach to the toilet itself are a better fit.

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