Safety first, right?! Having a safe environment all around the house is a key for households with seniors or loved ones with partial physical capabilities. Grab bars have always been the single most instrumental addition that need to be featured inside and around the household to ensure a safe transportation and mobility of the seniors or disabled. At the minimum, grab bars should be installed at critical locations such as inside the bathtub, next to toilet seat, near stairs and ramps, next to bed, on the hallways with long, tall walls, among others.
We all felt the pain of having those grab bars measured and fitted properly, and installed securely. What if your loved one’s bedroom or shower is now need to be changed to another one? Do you need to physically unmount the grab bars and mount them again, making the walls looking ugly? What if the fit measure is now different at the new location? Should you buy another grab bar? What if the entire need for grab bars was temporarily and your loved one is now recovered from disability? Do you have to deal with walls full of grab bars or holes? Where do you have to store those bulky grab bars?
There is an easy solution to all of those dilemmas: Portable, Suction-based Grab Bars! You may use them in infinite number of ways, length measures, locations, applications, orientations, etc., in a blink of an eye, and there would be no need to damage the walls and the building structure. You can even fold them and take them with you anywhere you go.
To get a better idea of these portable grab bars, see some of the instruction videos here:
If you are thinking to equip your household environment with some of these portable, suction-based grab bars, give us a call and we get them to you at the most reasonable price. You also enjoy a 10% additional discount and a free mounting of the bars, if you are an existing client of our services.
“Portable, Suction-based Grab Bars may be used in infinite number of ways, length measures, locations, applications, orientations, etc., in a blink of an eye; with no need to damage the walls and the building structure.”
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