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Yes, you can install grab bars on tile. However, it is important to use the right tools and materials to avoid cracking the tile or damaging the wall. It can be very difficult to install grab bars on tile due to drilling through the tough surface material, so we’ve put together a couple of installation […]

Grab bars for seniors are typically installed by licensed contractors, handymen, or home modification specialists experienced in accessibility upgrades. Many companies specialize in aging-in-place solutions and can ensure proper placement and secure installation. In some areas, occupational therapists may also recommend or oversee grab bar installation to meet a senior’s specific needs. Always choose a […]

Standard grab bars typically range from 12 to 42 inches in length, with common sizes being 18, 24, 32, and 36 inches. The appropriate length depends on the installation location and user needs. Longer bars offer more gripping area and support, while shorter bars fit better in tight spaces. Choosing the right length ensures optimal […]

An ADA vertical grab bar is a type of grab bar that is mounted vertically on a wall. Vertical grab bars are typically installed near toilets and showers and they are an important component of accessible bathrooms as they provide support and stability for people with mobility challenges, particularly when standing up, sitting down, transferring […]

An ADA grab bar is a type of grab bar that complies with the accessibility standards set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA is a U.S. federal law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities and mandates accessibility requirements for various public accommodations, including commercial restrooms. ADA grab bars are specifically […]