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Removing grab bar covers usually involves finding the fasteners holding them in place and then carefully prying them off.  It is generally a fairly simple and straightforward task; however, this process can vary depending on the material and design of the grab bar and flange. What is the general process for removing grab bar covers? […]

Yes, in the United States, grab bars can potentially be tax deductible under certain conditions. Here’s the breakdown: For medical purposes: The key is if the grab bars are installed to address a specific medical condition or disability. If a doctor or qualified healthcare professional prescribes them to improve your safety and prevent falls, the […]

Yes, toggle bolts can be a good option for installing grab bars, especially in hollow walls where there is no stud behind the mounting location. However, for walls with studs, you won’t need toggle bolts as you can install the grab bars directly into the studs. It’s important to determine which type of wall you […]

While it’s generally recommended to install grab bars in wall studs for maximum strength and stability, there are some situations where you can use wall anchors or other support methods if studs are not available or conveniently located. What are wall studs? Wall studs are essentially the vertical beams that form the skeleton of your […]

Yes, you can put grab bars in a fiberglass shower. However, it is important to use a mounting hardware system that is specifically designed for fiberglass, as traditional wall mounts may not be strong enough to support the weight of a person. Why is it crucial to use a fiberglass-specific mounting hardware system? Fiberglass challenges: […]