Carex Bathroom Safety Rail, Stand-Alone, Height Adjustable, 300 lb Capacity

The Carex Bathroom Safety Rail provides stable, stand-alone support anywhere in the bathroom without installation, tools, or hardware. Designed to fit around most standard toilets, it gives users a secure handhold for sitting down and standing up independently, and can also be positioned at the sink for additional stability during daily grooming. The height-adjustable frame accommodates a range of user heights, and the sturdy construction supports up to 300 lbs. Tool-free assembly means the rail sets up in minutes and can be moved or repositioned as needed without modifying the bathroom.

Note: This product will be in stock after 6/18/26.

Key Features

• Stand-alone design — no installation, drilling, or wall mounting required
• Fits around most standard toilets for secure sit-to-stand assistance
• Can also be used at the sink for additional bathroom stability
• Height adjustable from 27 to 33 inches to accommodate different user heights
• Supports up to 300 lbs
• Tool-free assembly — sets up in minutes
• Lightweight and portable for repositioning anywhere in the bathroom

Specifications

• Brand: Carex
• SKU: B36900
• UPC: 23601023698
• Type: Stand-alone bathroom safety rail
• Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
• Height Range: 27–33 inches (adjustable)
• Width: 23.25 inches
• Depth: 20 inches
• Product Weight: 9.65 lbs
• Package Weight: 9 lbs
• Package Dimensions: 23.5 x 17 x 4 inches
• Assembly: Tool-free
• Mounting Required: No

Ideal For

Seniors who experience difficulty sitting down onto or rising from the toilet due to reduced leg strength, balance issues, or joint pain will find the Carex Safety Rail provides the stable handhold needed to perform these transfers safely and independently. Individuals recovering from hip replacement, knee surgery, or lower extremity procedures who have been advised to use assistive equipment during toilet transfers will benefit from the stand-alone design, which requires no permanent installation and can be set up immediately upon returning home from the hospital. Renters and individuals in temporary living situations who cannot drill into walls or permanently modify their bathroom will find the free-standing frame a practical alternative to wall-mounted grab bars. Caregivers and family members who want to improve bathroom safety for a loved one without undertaking a home modification project will find the tool-free assembly and portable design allow quick setup in any bathroom. Individuals who need support at both the toilet and the sink during daily routines will appreciate the rail’s portability, which allows it to be repositioned to different areas of the bathroom as needed throughout the day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this rail attach to the toilet or the floor?
No. The Carex Bathroom Safety Rail is a free-standing unit that surrounds the toilet without attaching to it or the floor. Its weight and frame geometry provide stability during use. It does not require drilling, mounting hardware, or any permanent modification to the bathroom.

Will this fit my toilet?
The rail is designed to fit around most standard toilets. The frame dimensions are 23.25 inches wide by 20 inches deep. Measure the space around your toilet before ordering to confirm compatibility, particularly if you have a non-standard or elongated toilet configuration.

How do I adjust the height?
The rail height adjusts from 27 to 33 inches using a tool-free mechanism. Adjust to the height that allows you to grip the rail comfortably while seated and use it effectively to push up to a standing position. Your physical therapist or occupational therapist can help determine the optimal height for your specific needs.

Is this rail stable enough for daily use?
Yes. The Carex Bathroom Safety Rail is rated to support up to 300 lbs and is designed for daily use as a toilet transfer aid. For maximum stability, ensure the rail is properly assembled and positioned squarely around the toilet before each use. If you have concerns about stability for your specific situation, consult your healthcare provider or occupational therapist.