2 Pack 24 Inch Shower Grab Bar, iMomwee Chrome Stainless Steel Bathroom Grab Bar Handle, Bathroom Shower Balance Bar,Safety Hand Rail Support,Handicap Elderly Senior Assist Bath Handle(1.25" Diameter)

I have these type of bars in my bathroom. So I thought why not put them on my outside steps; and stop all the splinters from the wood! It was so very easy to do. Took all of 15 minutes to put the mounts on and screw them to the 4x4 posts. I did put some rubber silicone under the beauty caps to securely attach them as they were not tight. “No big deal for me”. This will be a huge help for me and anyone who visits coming in and out of my front door. I had no issues securing the bolts to the welded brackets and the bolts tightened up great. The bars feel strong when I pull on them and do not move. Because they are stainless steel they should not rust. They are terrific! 5 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Installed fairly easily. The 32" is not on-center with the screw holes. I tried to use the plastic anchors on one end and they just pulled out. Got some metal spreading type anchors, that worked.

works as they should.

Ok for my intended use as a horizontal grab rail on my outdoor boat dock. However I would not consider it for use inside the house because of the way it mounts. It's cheap and the cover plates do not stay attached to the mount. This would be a problem if mounted in a more vertical position. The top would loosen and slide to the bottom. The mount itself is just thin metal that will flex when you tighten the mounting screws. We will see how the stainless holds up to the elements.

Exactly what we wanted. Everything you need is in the box.

This is a must have in every shower or bathtub. Easy to install. Great value. Great product.Thank you 😊

I have installed many dozens of these rods over the years from a variety of manufacturers, but the mounting design on this one is different than all the others, and not in a good way. First, the mounting bracket itself is maybe 60% the thickness (the gauge of the metal) of the others. I put 2x10” wooden reinforcements into to the wall so that you could literally hang many hundreds of pounds of weight off the bar. But I’d be afraid that this mounting bracket would bend or even tear if - God forbid - a very large person fell and really needed this bar to help get up.But the more important point is that all the mounting bracket contact against the wall rests on the thin outside edge of the bracket. Other designs have about 80% of their size resting against the wall, and they distribute the load more evenly. This one has what - 2%? So as you tighten the mounting screws, all the pressure is focused on this thin edge, and the bracket digs into the wall - unless you leave it barely tight. See third photo where I took it back off after tightening. Those are chips in the tile. And I always tighten these very carefully, so this is not the result of misused power tools - just a properly torqued mounting screw.On the plus side I will say that the grab bar itself has probably the most beautifully polished finished of any that I have ever put in. But I will go with another brand in the future, until the mounting bracket design on this one is changed.

works fine.