Moen CSI LR2352DCH Home Care 8-Inch Grab Bar with Integrated Toilet Paper Holder, Chrome

The relatively large installation holes, combined with the requirement to miss any studs made installation a little spooky. But all went smoothly when following instructions. Strong assistance support. Utilitarian attractive with easy toilet paper dispensing/changing.

This was rather big and clunky. We went with the Delta instead.

Had another one- if one sells their house, they may not know it is part assistant!

Bought this as a first step helping an older family member with mobility challenge. Was so happy I bought another for the other downstairs room. Cannot see myself ever not putting them in future homes. Looks good, very helpful for those that need it, and no spring flying about when you change the roll!

Once the bar is mounted it’s strong and sturdy. Just have to make sure you use the correct holesaw when drilling through a tile wall so you don’t crack the tile. Must be some what handy to drill through wall and mount.

Installed this, along with Moen Home Care 16 inch Angled Grab bar, both in brushed nickel, and they look good! The angled grab bar is screwed into two studs, and is rock-solid, while the toilet paper holder / grab bar is attached to one stud on the farther end, and the included wall anchor on the end closer to the toilet, Even with everything cinched tight, it flexes just a bit, likely reflecting lighter weight construction of the toilet bar. But its quite useable and the colors and styles match. I ordered two Securemount anchors, just in case, but did not need them.

Make sure you put the backing in the drywall to support this bar, or you’ll find yourself very disappointed when you pull yourself up for the first time. I wanted a none institutional look, and this along with the Moen Align series grab bars that I have already reviewed are just the ticket. Hefty weight, solid design, and all mounting materials were in the box. Easy peesy install. I’ll upload photographs when the bathroom is complete, as well as an update on durability after everyday wear and tear.

I like it except the toliet paper will not stay in right place. If I had time to go over I would mount 1)handle 2) toilet paper holder. Not a combo

My husband has Parkinsons and needed support to use the toilet. We wanted a product that was attractive, serviceable and not institutional looking. This product met all the criteria. Installing it is a little tricky because of the hidden screws. We remodeled the bathroom and installed this using wood placed behind the dry wall between the studs. Its a life saver, looks great and performs multiple functions. We will be buying more.

This 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