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Kathleen M.
> 3 dayI cant say enough great things about this product! Im a 60-year-old active woman whos had both my knees and both hips replaced due to osteoarthritis. I wish I wouldve had this product prior to my surgeries! Though I dont use it as a grab bar now, I wanted this feature as I grow old alone. I just had my master bath gutted down to the studs, and I wanted my new formal bath to have lots of safety features without looking fuddy-duddy. This product is great because it combines function and form, yet doesnt look like a typical grab bar. I also like the fact that toilet paper can be changed so easily -- no more fumbling with those darn spring-designed t-paper holders! ;-)
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Jerilyn Nagel
> 3 dayHad another one- if one sells their house, they may not know it is part assistant!
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S. K.
> 3 dayI love having a grab bar that doesn’t look like one. The only thing I don’t like is that it is so close to the wall that I can’t use the jumbo toilet paper rolls I usually buy. Even with the next size down, the toilet paper rubs against the wall when you put a new roll on. But this is not something that would keep me from buying it again.
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Angela
> 3 dayBought this for my 91 year old mom as she is not as steady as she used to be. Highly recommend!!
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S. A. Tyler
> 3 dayHad our guest bathroom re-done and this grab bar in the toilet paper holder was a great answer for us!! I didnt even know such a thing existed. It is also very clean and nice looking. My 95 years young aunt is most impressed with this! I thank our contractor who told me about this.
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amanda cicero
> 3 dayInstall was so easy! (26 y/o female with no prior experience) Borrowed a drill and had to buy a hole saw attachment. Maybe took 20 minutes. Hasnt come off the wall yet! Also, I bought this for my mom who hated the idea of handicap-anything and made it more of an interior design project. She thinks it looks great and is safe now.
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UncleW
> 3 dayThis is really strong. Because of the way my (tiny) bathroom is laid out & the major leg surgery I had, I have to pull on it horizontally (i.e. like I am pulling it out straight out of the wall) to get up from the toilet. Not sure if it was designed to take that much pulling force in that direction, but it feels rock solid. The toggle screws that hold it to drywall are the biggest ones I have ever seen & have an ingenious design. The only reason I gave it a 4 star rating was a) it required a 1 1/4” (not sure of size) hole saw & I couldn’t find one in the garage, so a trip to Ace hardware & b) once you have drilled the holes with the hole saw, there’s not much play in the mounting brackets to allow for adjusting to width or level. So you have to be spot on for cutting the holes. Mine is a very tiny bit off level, but not at all noticeable. I just need to make sure I dont leave a torpedo level lying around in the bathroom—wouldnt want a guest to check my work ;-) BTW, It’s bigger than I thought it would be from the pictures; barely had enough clear wall space to install it in my tiny bathroom. A roll of toilet paper looks sort of lost on it, but I appreciate the size when I have to grab it
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jean waters
> 3 dayIt was a great help to me with a recent leg injury. Very good quality
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Denise
> 3 dayThis worked, placed where my old holder was, it already had extra mounting in place. Was not difficult for us to install. Got because my husband had a massive stroke & needed something to help get up. It works well. Ive even used...
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Jim Miner
> 3 dayGreat item. Just what we needed.