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Medline Toilet Safety Rail For Seniors with Easy Installation, Height Adjustable Toilet Safety Frame, Bathroom Assist Rail with Armrests, Bathroom Safety, 250 lb. Weight Capacity

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Features

  • Handles are adjustable and rotate back to allow a wide range of comfortable and secure positions
  • Toilet rail with closed cell foam armrests provide a comfortable, secure grip | Great for elderly or adults post surgery
  • Toilet safety frame adjusts in height from 26 to 31 inches to accommodate standard or elevated toilet seats | Tool free assembly
  • Easy to clean aluminum frame mounts securely onto bowl with adjustable bracket 18 to 24 inches
  • Width Adjustment between armrests: 8" - 24" | Overall Depth: arm 16.75", at leg 12" | Weight capacity: 250 lbs

Description

Nylon coated steel bracket attaches unit securely to the toilet while waterfall armrests provide added comfort. Handles are adjustable and rotate back to allow a wide range of comfortable and secure positions. Toilet safety frame adjusts in height from 26 to 31 inches to accommodate standard or elevated toilet seats.

Brand: Medline


Material: Aluminum


Color: White


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 29 x 19.8 x 3 inches; 4.45 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ MDS86100RF


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 22, 2005


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Medline


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


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    • Dependable Support for Enhanced Bathroom Safety
The Medline Toilet Safety Rails have proven to be an invaluable addition to my bathroom, providing reliable support and enhanced safety for myself or loved ones. These safety rails offer practicality, sturdiness, and peace of mind when navigating daily activities in the bathroom. Pros: Sturdy Construction: The Medline Toilet Safety Rails are built with a sturdy and durable design, providing stable support when getting on or off the toilet. The robust construction instills confidence in their performance. Adjustable Height: The adjustable height feature allows customization to match individual needs, ensuring comfortable and proper support for users of varying sizes. Enhanced Safety: These safety rails provide a much-needed assistive solution for those with limited mobility or balance issues. They reduce the risk of slips and falls during bathroom use. Easy Installation: Installing the safety rails is straightforward and requires minimal tools. The clear instructions make the process hassle-free. Compact Design: The compact and unobtrusive design of the safety rails doesn't take up excessive space in the bathroom, maintaining the room's functionality and aesthetic. Cons: Honestly, I cannot identify any significant drawbacks or cons associated with the Medline Toilet Safety Rails. They have fulfilled their intended purpose without any noticeable downsides. In conclusion, the Medline Toilet Safety Rails have exceeded my expectations in providing reliable support and enhanced safety in the bathroom. Their sturdy construction, adjustable height, enhanced safety benefits, easy installation, and unobtrusive design make them an essential tool for individuals seeking to improve bathroom accessibility and reduce the risk of accidents. With no discernible drawbacks, I wholeheartedly recommend the Medline Toilet Safety Rails to those who prioritize safety and comfort in their daily routines. These rails offer much-needed assistance and peace of mind in maintaining independence and well-being within the bathroom environment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by Juan Eduardo Hernández
    • Game changing help for elderly folks getting on and off the toilet.
HUGE help for my elderly dad getting on and off the toilet. At 95 yrs old, my dad has a bad hip on one side and a bum knee on the other which greatly reduces his mobility. This design has simplicity in mind - very easy to install and stable enough to support his weight. While there is some wiggle and slop installed, when loaded that goes away and provides a good load path and leverage needed to greatly help both getting on and off the pot :-) Highly recommend particularly for those with a mobility related disability. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024 by Oren S.
    • Great Value and Works Well
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1. Based on a toilet whose top of seat is 16 inches from the floor, the top of the support handle is 12 inches from the seat (pic). I’m 5’ 11” tall with a 32” inseam and my arms are bent 90 degrees at the elbow when resting on the handles. 2. The unit is sturdy. If position handles to a 90 deg angle with main bracket, you can rotate each arm individually outward 2.5 inches (pic). However, there are 2 knurled knobs (pic) where the handles attach to the bracket. Tighten these knobs by rotating counter clockwise and it adds enough resistant so that the handles don’t move outward or inward without intent. 3. It’s been mentioned in other reviews of being able to raise the handles off the floor. This is in the design so as to be able to lengthen the length of the front legs if necessary. Thoroughly tightening the black plastic knobs, on the main bracket (pic) will reduce how high you can intentionally lift the legs off the floor. 4. It’s irrelevant that you can lift the handles or intentionally sweep them outward or inward. Why? Because when using you’re not lifting, you’re pushing down and when doing so, the handles don’t budge! So don’t worry about it suddenly shifting while lowering yourself on, or off, the toilet seat. It’s not an issue. 5. The front legs can be made up to 4 inches longer in 1 inch increments. This may be necessary if add a 5 inch rise seat, however, adding a 3.5 inch rise seat would probably make this unit work perfectly as that would decrease the distance from the seat to top of handle to 8.5 inches. The only negative I have about this product is there is no way to lower the handle. With the handle 12 inches above the seat it is awkward for me, for someone shorter than I it will be worse. Note if the height from the floor to your toilet seat differs from 16 inches the handle height will decrease (taller toilets) or increase (shorter toilets). See pics provided regarding the above items. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by O. Fisher Jr. O. Fisher Jr.
    • Easy to install and works well
We like that you can install it but then remove the arms when not needed. It seems sturdy and well built.
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by T
    • Good functional unit that helped when we needed it!
I ordered one of these safety rails for my wife who just had knee replacement surgery, and it was exactly what we needed. It allows her to get up and down without much effort at all, surprising sturdy if you don't press outward on the arms too much. It's of course a bit wobbly, but with a moment or two of figuring out how to push yourself up it is quite sturdy indeed and is a life-saver. Assembly was super simple, and the bracket attaches very securely to the rear of the toilet seat in the same holes for the lid - - piece of cake. I like the ability to fully adjust the height of the arms and also of their distance apart. This unit is not designed for Olympic routines, and you can buy much more expensive units that are a bit sturdier, but if you will just think and figure out the best way to push yourself up this unit will do just fine. A quality and inexpensive solution to anyone who has trouble getting around or standing up. Highly recommended!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022 by R. Howell
    • SOOO HELPFUL TO ASSIST WITH THE BAD KNEE
I am headed for full knee replacement and have terrible range of motion in my left knee. This contraption is so helpful plus another add-on to building my upper-body strength. Super easy assembly. However the legs are just a tad wobbly which is to be expected. Once you apply your weight to the handles that is solved. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by FloralGal
    • Great for getting up
Works really well to help get off the toilet! But if your family member uses it to help sit down, it’s sketchy. The arms don’t stay in one place very well when used that way. Seems really cheaply made.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by slowlxnotch

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