Also you can likely take these and other handicap aids off taxes if you've a mind to
My Parent's needed rails before they passed, we installed these in the shower, no drilling required: 18 in. x 1-1/2 in. Grab Bar in Brushed Stainless Steel
Glued on?
My Brother in law installed, think the same as command strips if I remember properly, it was 6 years ago... We knew the house would be sold, did not want to make anything permanent or have to re tile.
I've been using the portable ones with the suction cups. They are stuck on good when applied. 6'2", currently 230lbs
https://www.amazon.com/Bathroom-Han...cphy=9026218&hvtargid=pla-1598440812901&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/Bathroom-Han...cphy=9026218&hvtargid=pla-1598440812901&psc=1
I bought some of those but after 7 or 10 days I have to re wet the cups and restick them as they dont stay stuck. I just dont truth them, I'm also 6-1 and 230
ADA has no jurisdiction in my house. Those codes apply to public usage only.
yes, I do have to restick them, but I only need them temporarily. I had total knee replacement in February on my left knee and they totally helped. This past Monday I had the right knee replaced. I got to take a shower for the first time last night since. They worked as they should. It only takes a couple second to re-secure them. Trying to save you some $$$
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Until you sell then buyer will likely want it to code.but suit yourself
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