Galenus Medical
Toilet Safety Rails for Seniors, FSA HSA Eligible Adjustable Toilet Safety Frame with Handles for Elderly and Disabled, 350LBS Foldable Handicap Toilet Assistance Rail Fits Most Toilets, Gray
$72.79
- 【FSA/HSA Eligible】HOMLAND toilet safety rails is FSA/HSA eligible
- 【Stable & Sturdy】HOMLAND toilet safety rail is made of aluminum, featuring a robust structure that provides enhanced stability and durability. With a maximum capacity of up to 350 lbs, it’s an essential toilet assistance for elderly, seniors, handicapped, disabled and pregnant, enabling them to safely sit or stand alone in the toilet
- 【Adjustable Width & Height】With adjustable height and width settings, our handicap toilet rails for seniors has good adaptability. The width can be adjusted from 25 to 31 inches, making it suitable for most types of toilets, and the height can be adjusted from 26 to 32 inches, allowing users to adjust it according to their own needs
- 【Non-Slip Armrest & Rubber Feet】Our toilet assist devices with armrests feature soft gray foam grips on the handles, providing a comfortable & firm grip for users whether they are sitting or standing. Each adjustable supporting leg is equipped with non-slip rubber feet for stability and security, preventing slipping or falling
- 【Tool-Free Assembly】With our assembly instructions, this handicap toilet rail can be easily assembled in minutes without any tools, turning any bathroom into a safer space
- 【Foldable】Our toilet safety frame boasts a space-saving design that can be effortlessly folded away when not in use, maximizing convenience and functionality for easy storage and portability during travel
- 【US-Based Support】Thank you for your choice and support! If you have any issues with our toilet grab bars for seniors, please feel free to contact us, we will get back to you within 24 hours
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| Weight | 6.8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.9 × 25 in |
| GTIN | 001001681113 |
| brand | HOMLAND |
| material | Aluminum |
| color | Gray |
| Item Weight | 6.8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 18.9"L x 25"W |
| Finish Type | Textured |
| Manufacturer | HOMLAND |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | T5-GR |
| Finish | Textured |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries required | No |
| ASIN | B0DD76QF9V |
| Date First Available | September 29, 2024 |
Galenus Medical Customer –
We love that this was quick and easy to set up, folds for easy travel or for cleaning, feels sturdy and you can adjust the width to a generous size. (The last one we got was attached to the toilet in a complicated manner, and the sides came forward so far that you couldn’t spread your legs to wipe.)That being said if the person needing it has a physical or mental condition such that they might pull on it instead of pushing down then not be able to recover their balance you might have to find a way to attach it to the wall/floor, or look at things that are anchored down.For us this is perfect, easy to use, move, steady.
Donald J Vella –
This product undoubtedly has helped after hip surgery created a more secure and stable aperatus to support the up and down seated position.Would recommend highly ..The rails are easy to assemble and suction cups on legs help with firm floor stability
S Miller –
I took my time setting this up, and took about half an hour total. It would have been a little less if I had watched the video first, if the machining had been more precise and everything fit right, and if the manual had been a bit more clear.For the best reference, know that the two rails go in the back. This will help you figure out which is the left and which is the right armrest, but that doesn’t matter at this point (Step 2 and 3, installing the screws and knobs in the armrests). What you want to do is put the hexagonal screw head on the side that has the hexagonal opening, and put the bronze washer and the knob on the other side of the tube.The manual has internal inconsistencies. The parts list shows the screw, washer, and knob as unit unit, labeled “Pentagon Screw.” These are three items that come assembled, but need to be taken apart for assembly. In Step 2, the manual references the pentagon screw, bronze washer, and knob. In Step 3, which is the same as Step 2 except for the other armrest, the manual references using the hexagon screw, tightening using the rotary knob, then adding in the bronze washer, but the bronze washer needs to be put on the screw before the rotary knob is tightened.In step 4, the user is told to press the spring button for connecting the left and right armrests at the back. In the width and height adjustment, it references “marble” instead of spring button.The armrest tubes have black caps on them that are not mentioned in the manual. These need to be removed before putting in the leg tubes. I don’t see any other use for them.Two of the four arm rest tubes were not perfectly round, and the middle leg tubes were difficult to insert. I had to partially insert the middle leg tube and roll it around the inside to get the arm rest tube widened enough the middle leg tube would fit in (Scott, this is what I am showing with the bright picture that is looking down a tube and you can see the metal edge inside the rubber cover. The spring buttons also didn’t pop back out like they should right away. I needed to remove the tube I was inserting, manually pop the spring out, then reinsert the tube for the spring button to pop out.The orientation of the leg tubes isn’t mentioned. You’ll want to make sure the single holes on the leg tubes are facing the same direction so you can later adjust the height. I needed to turn around two tubes when I realized this.The suction cups appear to work great. However, we can’t use them on our floor since the grout lines are right where the rear legs go and there is no suction.It seems OK for getting up and down.
Galenus Medical Customer –
We love that this was quick and easy to set up, folds for easy travel or for cleaning, feels sturdy and you can adjust the width to a generous size. (The last one we got was attached to the toilet in a complicated manner, and the sides came forward so far that you couldn’t spread your legs to wipe.)That being said if the person needing it has a physical or mental condition such that they might pull on it instead of pushing down then not be able to recover their balance you might have to find a way to attach it to the wall/floor, or look at things that are anchored down.For us this is perfect, easy to use, move, steady.
Donald J Vella –
This product undoubtedly has helped after hip surgery created a more secure and stable aperatus to support the up and down seated position.Would recommend highly ..The rails are easy to assemble and suction cups on legs help with firm floor stability
S Miller –
I took my time setting this up, and took about half an hour total. It would have been a little less if I had watched the video first, if the machining had been more precise and everything fit right, and if the manual had been a bit more clear.For the best reference, know that the two rails go in the back. This will help you figure out which is the left and which is the right armrest, but that doesn’t matter at this point (Step 2 and 3, installing the screws and knobs in the armrests). What you want to do is put the hexagonal screw head on the side that has the hexagonal opening, and put the bronze washer and the knob on the other side of the tube.The manual has internal inconsistencies. The parts list shows the screw, washer, and knob as unit unit, labeled “Pentagon Screw.” These are three items that come assembled, but need to be taken apart for assembly. In Step 2, the manual references the pentagon screw, bronze washer, and knob. In Step 3, which is the same as Step 2 except for the other armrest, the manual references using the hexagon screw, tightening using the rotary knob, then adding in the bronze washer, but the bronze washer needs to be put on the screw before the rotary knob is tightened.In step 4, the user is told to press the spring button for connecting the left and right armrests at the back. In the width and height adjustment, it references “marble” instead of spring button.The armrest tubes have black caps on them that are not mentioned in the manual. These need to be removed before putting in the leg tubes. I don’t see any other use for them.Two of the four arm rest tubes were not perfectly round, and the middle leg tubes were difficult to insert. I had to partially insert the middle leg tube and roll it around the inside to get the arm rest tube widened enough the middle leg tube would fit in (Scott, this is what I am showing with the bright picture that is looking down a tube and you can see the metal edge inside the rubber cover. The spring buttons also didn’t pop back out like they should right away. I needed to remove the tube I was inserting, manually pop the spring out, then reinsert the tube for the spring button to pop out.The orientation of the leg tubes isn’t mentioned. You’ll want to make sure the single holes on the leg tubes are facing the same direction so you can later adjust the height. I needed to turn around two tubes when I realized this.The suction cups appear to work great. However, we can’t use them on our floor since the grout lines are right where the rear legs go and there is no suction.It seems OK for getting up and down.
Galenus Medical Customer –
We love that this was quick and easy to set up, folds for easy travel or for cleaning, feels sturdy and you can adjust the width to a generous size. (The last one we got was attached to the toilet in a complicated manner, and the sides came forward so far that you couldn’t spread your legs to wipe.)That being said if the person needing it has a physical or mental condition such that they might pull on it instead of pushing down then not be able to recover their balance you might have to find a way to attach it to the wall/floor, or look at things that are anchored down.For us this is perfect, easy to use, move, steady.
Donald J Vella –
This product undoubtedly has helped after hip surgery created a more secure and stable aperatus to support the up and down seated position.Would recommend highly ..The rails are easy to assemble and suction cups on legs help with firm floor stability
S Miller –
I took my time setting this up, and took about half an hour total. It would have been a little less if I had watched the video first, if the machining had been more precise and everything fit right, and if the manual had been a bit more clear.For the best reference, know that the two rails go in the back. This will help you figure out which is the left and which is the right armrest, but that doesn’t matter at this point (Step 2 and 3, installing the screws and knobs in the armrests). What you want to do is put the hexagonal screw head on the side that has the hexagonal opening, and put the bronze washer and the knob on the other side of the tube.The manual has internal inconsistencies. The parts list shows the screw, washer, and knob as unit unit, labeled “Pentagon Screw.” These are three items that come assembled, but need to be taken apart for assembly. In Step 2, the manual references the pentagon screw, bronze washer, and knob. In Step 3, which is the same as Step 2 except for the other armrest, the manual references using the hexagon screw, tightening using the rotary knob, then adding in the bronze washer, but the bronze washer needs to be put on the screw before the rotary knob is tightened.In step 4, the user is told to press the spring button for connecting the left and right armrests at the back. In the width and height adjustment, it references “marble” instead of spring button.The armrest tubes have black caps on them that are not mentioned in the manual. These need to be removed before putting in the leg tubes. I don’t see any other use for them.Two of the four arm rest tubes were not perfectly round, and the middle leg tubes were difficult to insert. I had to partially insert the middle leg tube and roll it around the inside to get the arm rest tube widened enough the middle leg tube would fit in (Scott, this is what I am showing with the bright picture that is looking down a tube and you can see the metal edge inside the rubber cover. The spring buttons also didn’t pop back out like they should right away. I needed to remove the tube I was inserting, manually pop the spring out, then reinsert the tube for the spring button to pop out.The orientation of the leg tubes isn’t mentioned. You’ll want to make sure the single holes on the leg tubes are facing the same direction so you can later adjust the height. I needed to turn around two tubes when I realized this.The suction cups appear to work great. However, we can’t use them on our floor since the grout lines are right where the rear legs go and there is no suction.It seems OK for getting up and down.
Galenus Medical Customer –
We love that this was quick and easy to set up, folds for easy travel or for cleaning, feels sturdy and you can adjust the width to a generous size. (The last one we got was attached to the toilet in a complicated manner, and the sides came forward so far that you couldn’t spread your legs to wipe.)That being said if the person needing it has a physical or mental condition such that they might pull on it instead of pushing down then not be able to recover their balance you might have to find a way to attach it to the wall/floor, or look at things that are anchored down.For us this is perfect, easy to use, move, steady.
Donald J Vella –
This product undoubtedly has helped after hip surgery created a more secure and stable aperatus to support the up and down seated position.Would recommend highly ..The rails are easy to assemble and suction cups on legs help with firm floor stability
S Miller –
I took my time setting this up, and took about half an hour total. It would have been a little less if I had watched the video first, if the machining had been more precise and everything fit right, and if the manual had been a bit more clear.For the best reference, know that the two rails go in the back. This will help you figure out which is the left and which is the right armrest, but that doesn’t matter at this point (Step 2 and 3, installing the screws and knobs in the armrests). What you want to do is put the hexagonal screw head on the side that has the hexagonal opening, and put the bronze washer and the knob on the other side of the tube.The manual has internal inconsistencies. The parts list shows the screw, washer, and knob as unit unit, labeled “Pentagon Screw.” These are three items that come assembled, but need to be taken apart for assembly. In Step 2, the manual references the pentagon screw, bronze washer, and knob. In Step 3, which is the same as Step 2 except for the other armrest, the manual references using the hexagon screw, tightening using the rotary knob, then adding in the bronze washer, but the bronze washer needs to be put on the screw before the rotary knob is tightened.In step 4, the user is told to press the spring button for connecting the left and right armrests at the back. In the width and height adjustment, it references “marble” instead of spring button.The armrest tubes have black caps on them that are not mentioned in the manual. These need to be removed before putting in the leg tubes. I don’t see any other use for them.Two of the four arm rest tubes were not perfectly round, and the middle leg tubes were difficult to insert. I had to partially insert the middle leg tube and roll it around the inside to get the arm rest tube widened enough the middle leg tube would fit in (Scott, this is what I am showing with the bright picture that is looking down a tube and you can see the metal edge inside the rubber cover. The spring buttons also didn’t pop back out like they should right away. I needed to remove the tube I was inserting, manually pop the spring out, then reinsert the tube for the spring button to pop out.The orientation of the leg tubes isn’t mentioned. You’ll want to make sure the single holes on the leg tubes are facing the same direction so you can later adjust the height. I needed to turn around two tubes when I realized this.The suction cups appear to work great. However, we can’t use them on our floor since the grout lines are right where the rear legs go and there is no suction.It seems OK for getting up and down.