Suction Cup Grab Bars for Bathtubs & Showers, White, 12 inches

Absolutely Great! I have purchased this product 2 times back in October 10 and October 16 of 2025. This will be my 3rd time purchasing this product but not for myself but for my son in law’s shower. I absolutely love this product and I will give it a 5 Star and surely recommend to anyone because of its quality and its weight and safety and definitely ease of its installation and it looks perfectly matched with the shower design. I have used it since October 2025 and it has not caused me any problems the moment it was placed on. The suction is great. Thank you Safer-er-Grip and H K Supply for this Great Product. I surely would recommend it to anyone. I have used it since October 2025 and it has not caused me any problems no issues so far the amount of time that I’ve had it. Satisfied customer. 1/13/2026 Thank You, Catherine C

Update no 3 on 2/10/2025: This bar lasted far longer than I anticipated based on experience with other suction type grab bars. It remained firm for more than two years in a fiberglass shower surround until I removed it when I moved in late 2024. It only fell off the wall 4 times during the entire period it was installed. I kept the bar and have it in storage while I am temporarily staying with family before making a more permanent move soon. Even though I originally purchased it for my late husband who needed something for balance, I found it helpful on occasion as well. Update no. 2 on 5/16/2024: I'm very pleased with the durability of this bar. I've now had it in our shower for 18 months (as of next week), and I can count only 4 times that it has fallen off the wall. Three of those occasions were after I had cleaned the shower surround and, I think, I'd not replaced it firmly. The last time was because I needed to clean the shower surround (my bad). The springs, as far as I can tell, are holding up well and help to maintain a good suction. The last bar purchased for my loved one was from a different manufacturer and had only lasted about a year; it was not maintaining strong suction and falling off the wall multiple times a week. This bar, by comparison, has outperformed our experience with other suction bars we have purchased to date. Update 10/24/2023: We've had this suction grab bar for nearly a year. I think it has fallen a maximum of maybe 3 times, but those happened AFTER I had cleaned the shower surround and I think I did not firmly reattach the bar in those instances. The springs have held up well. The bar helped make showering so much easier for my loved one with neuropathy. I've even found it handy for myself when dealing with mild vertigo for a short spell. One additional benefit I've observed after a year of use is that the smaller diameter of the grip portion of the bar is well-suited for those of us with smaller hands/shorter fingers than some of the other grip bars. For balance, this has been a solidly helpful aid. I bought this to replace the Carex suction grab bar my family member had been using for about a year; the springs were no longer functioning properly and the bar kept popping off the shower surround wall even after cleaning and using alcohol wipes). I wanted something that would be relatively secure with good sturdy springs, as my family member has balance issues due to neuropathy in his feet and legs, and has trouble with his balance. Also, my family member was coming home after an extended time in the hospital and a skilled nursing facility for physical rehabilitation, and I was concerned that he might even try to use the bar to help get up and down from the shower chair. I'm happy to say that, so far, this grab bar has served my family member's needs well, had held secure and has not loosened or popped off once in the entire time we've had it. I do check it regularly and have been impressed with its hold. The diameter of the bar is a bit smaller than the ones we've previously used, which actually makes it easier to grasp and hold. My family member has remarked several times how much he likes the 16-inch length (longer than prior bars we've used) and the bar's strong hold. As we are unable to install permanent safety rails in the studs because we rent, the Safe-er-Grip Bar has served as a solid alternative.

Purchased for an elderly friend to help (if needed) when he is transferring from his shower chair out of the tub before reaching for his walker. I scrubbed the shower wall one day and then the next day cleaned the area with alcohol as instructed, before locking it down. But the bottom lock kept coming loose and I was scared that he would grab it and fall. I ended up having to wipe the area down (5) times before it would truly give a good lockdown. It has been 15 days, and it still has a good lock (because I always pull on it to make sure). It was easy to install, just push the levers down. Good amount of space to grab onto. Like the style. Once the suction took hold, I was happy with the product.

A shower handle which bolts into the wall is a much better, stronger and safer alternative. However, sometimes that is not possible, especially in a rented apartment which I have. So, I eventually purchased two Safe-er-Grip and (after many failures) have learned how to keep the darned things on the shower wall. I hope my experience may help others. I first, naively, simple pushed the handle on the shower tiles and locked the little levers down. The Safe-er-Grip was on the bottom of the tub the next morning. Since then I've tried numerous options and finally have been able to keep both handles tight on the wall for over two months now. It takes a little effort. First, the tiles much be cleaned, really cleaned. I use the stuff made for glass-top stoves which has some power but won't scratch. Scrub the tiles hard with a good, stiff brush, then rinse all the residue away with lots of water. Next the handles. After many failures, I found that Vaseline worked. You need to put a fairly heavy coat on each of the round disks (a thin coat won't work). I would say the coat of Vaseline is about 1/32 to 1/16" thick. Then push the handle tight against the tiles and lock down the levers. So far, they will usually stay in place for a week or two. The big secret is to take more Vaseline on your finger and run a bead of the stuff all around the perimeter of the disk. You have now increased the "stay life" for—I don't know how long. The sad news is that the Vaseline bead has to be renewed about once a week. Perhaps water washes it away, it dries up, I don't know. But I do know that a weekly application seems to keep it tight, going on two months now for me. Obviously the disks cannot span a grout line and I never rely on this handle for anything heavy. But it does help this 89 year old guy keep his balance and feel much more secure during a shower. Hope this helps. Guy

L’ho acquistato perché mio marito dopo che ha subito un’intervento di protesi all’anca, faceva fatica a farsi la doccia con questo “appoggio” è più tranquillo e sicuro di non scivolare dentro la doccia.Lo consiglio perché è molto professionale e quando si attacca alle mattonelle non si stacca più

Ottimo oggetto che consiglio a tutti quelli che hanno la necessità di risolvere rapidamente e senza forare le mattonelle

This works excellently. Doesn't look too intrusive either. Seems very strong and is a great help getting down the step out of our shower.

it is a great product and safe to use

Sehr gute Verarbeitung von den Material Ich bin begeistert von den Artikel da ich selber im Rollstuhl sitze und auf diese Hilfsmittel angewiesen bin. Kann nur gutes darüber schreiben Macht weiter so und ihr werdet sehr viele Kunden dafür bekommen.