Galenus Medical
Drive Medical RTL12079 Toilet Safety Frame, Stand Alone Toilet Rails, Easy to Install Toilet Railing, Toilet Seat Frame for Elderly, Adjustable Handrails for Toilet Seat
$42.59
- Toilet Safety Frame: Designed to fit just about any style of toilet, our freestanding handrail for the bathroom makes it easier for users with injuries, disabilities, or balance problems to use the toilet
- Quality Construction: Toilet grab bars are made of durable aluminum for sturdy support and feature a stainless-steel locking mechanism; toilet rails install easily around both elongated and standard toilets without tools
- Adjustable: Designed to fit your bathroom and your needs, the width of the toilet safety frame can be adjusted from 3 to 7 inches
- Secure and Scratchproof: Our standalone toilet rails come equipped with non-wearing rubber pads for scratch-proof installation
- Dimensions: Width: 21 inches; Height: 22.5 inches; Weight Capacity: 300 pounds
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| Weight | 9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26.8 × 21 × 11.4 in |
| GTIN | 001001681823 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Product Dimensions | 26.8 x 21 x 11.4 inches; 9 Pounds |
| Item model number | RTL12079 |
| Date First Available | May 5, 2010 |
| ASIN | B004PYZD18 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer | Drive Medical |
Left Head Fred –
This is the 2nd toilet rails I bought. Using both for chairs rather than a toilet.Pros: Easy of assembly. Sturdy, heavy duty. Price is very reasonable.Cons: None.I bought the first one several years ago for my toilet and it worked great. Have knee problems, this allowed me to get up by using hands and arms to lift myself. I’ve moved since and the rails system did not fit in my current bathroom, a bit too wide, zo it was stored in my basement for a while.I have a cafe table and armless chairs in a sun porch and used the rail system on the chairs to help me getting up, worked perfectly, will eventually have to paint the white tubing a darker color though. Of course I then wanted to have the rail system for both chairs so another was bought.After looking through Galenus Medical’s site for hand rails for armless chairs, these were absolutely the best I found, even though they are listed for toilets, they work perfectly for armless dining room chairs.
eaglssong –
I just received this a few days ago, and so far, I’m very pleased. It was easy to put together (without any tools required), and seems to be very sturdy and solidly based.If you’re considering purchasing this item, and if you have a small bathroom, be sure to measure your available space. Because of the configuration of the thumb screws, they will add an extra inch or so to the width. Mine, including the thumb screws measures 28 inches across the width. That’s without the magazine rack.Because my bathroom contains a corner shower, I had to move the entire unit as far to the right as it would go. This worked out okay, but just barely, since with a bit of maneuvering, it just cleared the toilet paper holder, but this allows me to be able to open the shower door, which wouldn’t work if I had it centered. I also had to hang the magazine rack on the inside of the left side handrail, rather than the outside, but that works too. I really wasn’t too concerned about a magazine rack, as I was safety and convenience.I had previously purchased handrails that had to be attached to the seat, via the mounting holes for the seat. They also just sat with the ends under the seat, and tended to shift on occasion. While they were helpful, I never could get them to sit just right, and so, gave up on them.I must say that this has made my life so much easier. If my bathroom was configured so that I could grab onto something, I wouldn’t have a problem, but because the toilet is one of those old low to the ground things, I found getting up almost impossible, and every time I did, I would hurt my right knee (probably arthritis in that knee). Now I can get up and down with relative ease, and not worry about hurting myself, or falling.I highly recommend this for anyone with mobility problems, and for the elderly, who might need some assistance, but are independent and just need a bit of extra help.
CH –
Wow, this was a very calculated purchase with so many options to choose from. I was mainly concerned with sturdiness and this one was the right pick! I measured appropriately before ordering thinking it still might fit a bit tight in our bathroom but it’s perfect! It sits right under the toilet paper holder on the wall, the legs don’t stick too far out from under the toilet, minimizing tripping over them, and the sturdiness is incredible. Made of durable metal, super easy to assemble and looks great in our bathroom and not bulky. Therefore others won’t have any issues using the toilet. It’s lightweight enough to move but heavy enough to hold a person of good weight. Magazine rack is a win! I can put my dads diapers in there for easy access. It also fits over my toilet that has a bidet installed on it without obstruction. Unbelievable! Cuz I sure did not want to remove it. Also, another plus is that it does not tip if leaned on one side. This useful if my dad needs to hold onto it to get to the sink. Amazing purchase and totally worth it! I highly recommend!