Medline Tub Grab Bars, 1/EA

Tub Grab Bars, 1/EA

This tub grab bar helps create a steadier handhold at the bathtub for safer entry and exit. A step-through clamp design leaves the path less obstructed, which can improve hand positioning in home care or facility bathrooms. Buyers who need simple setup may appreciate the tool-free installation and the adjustable fit for tubs from 2-3/4 to 6-1/4 inch.

Good Fit For

• Bathtub entry and exit support
• Home bathrooms
• Patient or resident bath areas
• Settings that need tool-free setup

Key Features

• Tub grab bar for added support at the bathtub
• Step-through clamp design helps keep entry and exit less obstructed
• Better hand positioning may be easier with the open clamp style
• Tool-free installation supports faster setup
• Rubber-lined pads help protect the tub surface from marring
• Adjusts to fit tubs from 2-3/4 to 6-1/4 inch

Applications and Usage

• Adding a grab point at the tub for easier entry
• Supporting users during exit from the bathtub
• Equipping bathrooms where tub surfaces should be protected during installation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 16 cm.
• Material: Rubber.
• Check tub edge width before ordering to confirm it falls within the adjustable fit range.
• This model uses a clamp-style attachment, so buyers should confirm the tub shape allows proper placement.
• The step-through design may be helpful when a less obstructed entry and exit path is preferred.

FAQ

• Will this tub grab bar fit my bathtub? This tub grab bar adjusts to fit tubs from 2-3/4 to 6-1/4 inch. Measuring the tub edge before purchase is the best way to confirm fit.
• Does this tub grab bar require tools to install? No. The tub grab bar uses a tool-free installation design.
• Will the clamp mark the tub surface? The tub grab bar has rubber-lined pads that help prevent marring on the tub surface.
• What is the benefit of the step-through clamp design? The step-through clamp design provides a less obstructed entry and exit path and can allow better hand positioning.

From Medline.