Toilet Frame Rail for Elderly & Disabled - Adjustable Grab Bar Rail with Arms, Safety Support Handles for Seniors, Handicap Bathroom Mobility Aids, Sit to Stand Assist to Help Adults Get Up

I bought this for my mother. They were easy to set up for immediate use.

My husband has Parkinson's disease and balancing on the toilet can be problematic....i put this frame in place...easy to do...and it works really well...the legs wobble alittle but don't slide out of place..and if you lift up by pressing staight down with your weight they don't even wobble...im happy with it and so is my husband...one suggestion for improvement...a bar to attach the legs to each other that wraps around the front of the toilet bowl...not ON the floor which could make cleanning the floor of "accidents" difficult but maybe about 4" or 5" up and somewhat flush with the toilet bowl so as not to interfere with the user's legs...it would add more stability I think...otherwise no problems ...a very good product.

I have purchased 4 of these units in the past 6 months or so. These units have had slightly different mixes of features. Depending on which set of features you get, the overall quality ranges from 3 stars to 5 stars. However, I have noticed that the more recent purchases had more of the better features so hopefully these are product improvements being worked in as production goes along, and that all future units have the best feature set. The variable features are 1) the ends of the vertical legs, which may be round caps such as on the end of a crutch, or wide suction cups, and 2) the method of attaching the arms to the mounting plate under the toilet seat, which may be detent pegs or screw-in wing nuts. The 1st 2 units I purchased had the round cap leg ends and the detent balls. The 3rd has suction cup feet and detent balls, which was a bit better. The 4th and most recent had the suction cups and the wingnuts, which was the best. The detent balls, especially with the round cap feet, allow the arms to wobble a fair amount, which is a problem for users who themselves are wobbly. This is the 3-star version. The suction cup feet limit arm wobble a lot even with the detent balls, but there's still some wobble. This is the 4-star version. The wingnuts plus suction cups make the arms totally rigid. This is the 5-star version. Hopefully this will be the configuration from here on. Regardless of version, all these units assemble and mount to the toilet very easily, like in about 5 minutes. Any difficulty with installation will be due to the existing toilet seat mounting hardware, not this unit. As the toilet seat has to be removed and then reattached, certain types of mounting hardware are easier than others. So your mileage will vary depending on your pre-existing toilet seat hardware.

It really helps and fits just fine at the toilet. The directions leave a lot to be desired though

My parents had a hard time getting off and on their commode even though it is handicap height. We had a riser but then tried this instead. It fixed my parents problem using the commode but also gave them security about grabbing on to something if they were wobbly on their feet. It's easy to put together & install; and we adjusted it both in height and width. The bottom of the posts had suction cups which would really add a lot more stability to it if you have an un-carpeted floor. It's a wee bit wobbly for us because my parents (ages 94 and 90) have carpeting in their bathroom. We are very happy with the product.

I like the looks of this unit when attached to the toilet. However, I am concerned about the sturdiness. As a person stands up from the toilet, he not only pushes up but outward also. This spreads the front legs of the rails apart. Not sure how long this design will last.

Didn’t take long to install into a rather tight commode area. Some flex when not in use, but when bearing down on the handles, suction cups at bottom of legs grip the floor well making it very stable. A lifesaver for my elderly mom‘s bathroom needs.

Installed easily without any issue. Provided hardware worked as intended. Performance of the design is all it can be. Nit when you have 3' of latterly unsupported length, the Motherinlaw can experience a wobbly mount / dismount. One floor mount suction cup fell on a grout line which is unfortunate. I may silicone glue that one to the floor, since you can't get any suction over a grout joint.

Liked it all Thank you I ordered same one for second bathroom very helpful to grandpa Thank you

Un accesorio imprescindible si hay mayores en casa,lo mejor esque no necesitas taladrar ni nada,va cogido a la taza y se puede quitar con facilidad

Most importantly, this attached securely to the lavatory by way of screws that utilize the holes that hold the loo seat on, making it very safe and secure. I know of someone who had a different type and it tipped over leaving a huge gash on their leg, so I chose carefully, so that it wouldn't happen to my Mother. This is exactly what I was looking for and it does exactly what it says it will. It's easy to fit( I bought new screws on Amazon, just in case and I was pleased I did). Because it screws to the lavatory, it cannot tip over or come "away". It's adjustable and you can easily lift the ends off the floor for easy cleaning. My 94 year old Mother( dodgy hip) is very happy because you simply cannot slip off the loo with these either and getting on and off is a breeze now. We use it in conjunction with a loo booster seat and she is extremely happy. I'm over 40 years younger and have to say, I prefer it this way now too. I check the fixtures every now and again, but nothing has come loose. It doesn't look too " medical/carehome" either. Highly recommended. It also gives her something to hold on to as she potters around the bathroom. Wish I'd bought it earlier.

Nos ha servido mucho, desde que mi mamá enfermo y la debilito, le ha permitido tener cierta independencia para ir al baño, lo cual le ha ayudado a su autoestima para sentirse autosuficiente de nuevo. Facil de instalar y resistente.

Pour ma part je n'ai gardé que la poignée de gauche question manque de place. Donc j'ai trouvé cette possibilité très commode. Pour que le couvercle (et le battant) tienne debout j'ai dû le limer (un peu) sur le côté ainsi qu'une vis pour quelle ne gène pas non plus. Mais dans ce cas il est préférable de changer de lunette, ce que j'ai fini par faire.