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⚠️This is a guide for residential toilet grab bar placement (such as in a private home), where grab bar placement is at the discretion of the user and not subject to ADA law.
For commercial toilet grab bar placement (such as in a public facility), where grab bar placement must abide by ADA handicap placement guidelines, read our ADA Toilet Grab Bar Placement Guide.
The three most common toilet layouts are as followed:
Grab Bar Position #1 (Side Wall)
Grab Bar Position #2 (Side Wall)
Grab Bar Position #3 (Free Standing / Side With No Wall)
Other Notes:
Alternatively you can install the following grab bar shapes on the wall side in substitution for grab bar position #1 and position #2:
Grab Bar Position #1 (Side Wall)
Grab Bar Position #2 (Side Wall)
Other Notes:
Alternatively you can:
Grab Bar Position #1 (Free Standing / Side With No Wall)
Other Notes:
When considering toilet grab bar placement, if possible, we recommend a few simulations with the person who will be using the grab bars. Have the person approach the toilet, sit on the toilet, and lift themselves off of the toilet. You will want to test to see what angle to position the grab bars at, and where to vertically and horizontally place the bars. This full toilet simulation will help you notice exactly where grab bars should be placed to provide the most assistance to the individual. Toilet grab bar placement ultimately comes down to the user’s preference for hand grip location and the proximity to and length of the mounting walls (or lack of mounting walls).
For additional toilet grab bar shapes, we recommend exploring our complete line of toilet grab bars.
You may also want to explore our bathtub grab bars to see if any are applicable to your toilet layout.