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The Drive Medical Knurled Chrome Grab Bar features a fully textured knurled surface that wraps the entire bar diameter, providing a firm, non-slip hold in showers, tubs, and wet environments. Chrome-plated steel construction is corrosion-resistant and easy to wipe clean. The 1 inch grip diameter fits comfortably in most hands, and the 1.5 inch wall standoff gives natural hand clearance from the wall surface. Mounts vertically or horizontally. Available in five lengths from 12 to 32 inches. Backed by a Lifetime Limited Warranty.
Seniors and individuals who need a non-slip grab bar for shower, tub, or toilet areas will find the Drive Medical knurled chrome series a 250 lb rated option available in five lengths from 12 to 32 inches. Homeowners and renters making bathroom safety improvements will find the knurled surface a more secure grip option than smooth chrome bars, particularly in wet and soapy conditions. Home health aides and caregivers who need a permanently mounted grab bar for a client's bathroom will find the vertical or horizontal mounting options practical for a variety of installation locations. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock Drive Medical grab bars will find the 1234A through 1234E series a consistently available knurled chrome option in five lengths.
What size grab bar do I need?
The right size depends on the installation location and the user's reach. For toilet areas, 12 to 16 inch bars are common. For shower walls and tub surrounds, 16 to 24 inch bars provide good lateral support. For full-length shower walls, stairways, or hallways, 24 to 32 inch bars offer extended coverage.
Why is a knurled grab bar better than a smooth one?
Knurling creates a textured pattern across the bar surface that significantly improves grip, especially with wet or soapy hands. A smooth chrome bar can become slippery when wet. The fully knurled surface on this bar provides reliable traction in all conditions, making it a preferred choice for shower and tub installations.
How do I install this grab bar securely?
For maximum safety, grab bars must be anchored into wall studs or solid blocking. Mounting into drywall alone without stud or blocking support is not safe and can result in the bar pulling out of the wall under load. If studs are not available at the desired location, install solid blocking behind the wall surface before mounting. It is recommended to have a licensed contractor perform the installation.