Grab Bars for Shower, 12 Inch Shower Handle Strong Suction Cup Grab Bar for Shower Chair Stool, Bathroom Safety Bar for Seniors, Elderly, Handicap (2 Pack)ClimatePartner certified

Wonderful, so helpful! I pack the extra one to take on trips with us and when visiting my daughter. Easy to install and remove, but secure when installed correctly!

We are happy with these, but we just consider them "balance bars," not grab bars. They hold very well but occasionally one end or the other loosens. They are easy to re-secure, just keep an eye on them for when the begin to loosen a bit. They don't get moldy and are well made. They are importnt if your shower or bath has nothing else to hold when entering or leaving the tub/shower.

I purchased these suction cup grab bars to assist with stability in the shower, and overall, they've been super helpful. The suction cups create a strong hold on smooth surfaces like tile. Installation was easy—I just had to press them firmly onto the surface and flip the locking levers. It took less than a minute.The grab bars provide very strong security when stepping in and out of the shower. I am big and tall and they support me just fine. I have tried to pry if off the wall and think I would break it before it breaks suctions.just one tip: make sure the surface is clean and dry before attaching them to ensure they stay securely in place.Overall, these suction cup grab bars are excellent.

The bars do not remain attached to a clean and dry surface. They fall off after a few moments. Very dangerous, especially for seniors

I’ve had these a long time they’re OK. They’re not as strong as advertised, but they do OK.

These are easy to use. They stick on the shower walls for a long time, if the walls are smooth, but it's a good idea to test them and re-stick them before use, if needed.

Used for my dad for his shower. Is particular shower stall you couldn’t screw anything in to it because there was nothing to grab onto behind the plastic so this was the next best step, and given the fact that he was struggling to walk and get into the shower stepping over the tub I bought this two pack Which worked pretty well if you clean the tile and the shower stall properly and make it free of grease and particles you have a better chance of having better section. There was once or twice that the handle released not from the shower stall, because that was a flat smooth surface, but on the tiled wall, because there was gaps where the grout was so you have to angle And place directly on a flat surface without any air gaps and you’ll be all right for the most part I only had once or twice that the suction came off on the tile part thank goodness it didn’t lead to a better fall, but that always has to do with who’s using it how they’re using it, and whether the depending on all the weight to people on that Ice are more as a little bit of stability not putting your whole body weight pulling on it I don’t think it would support anyone and my dad was only about 92 . Pricey for something plastic and not permanent. If it had better suction I’d say this was a perfect product but it’s not. They are easy to lock and unlock.

My wife was having hip and back troubles. She needed some help stabilizing herself getting in and out of our shower stall. I bought two of these. They have been great. They are very sturdy and have done the job admirably. Remember they are attached by suction cups to the shower wall. It would be very bad to be relying on one to stabilize yourself, only to find that the suction cup had slipped. It doesn't do it often, but all it takes is once. So - safety first - I suggest checking before you use it each time. If it has loosened, it's only a matter of seconds to reattach it to the wall.