Carex Toilet Safety Rails and Toilet Handle, Toilet Handles for Elderly and Handicap Toilet Safety Rails, Toilet Safety Frame, Toilet Safety Rails for Seniors

Very easy to install & easy to adjust --liked that you do not have to attach it to the toilet in any way--just slips behind the toilet seat cover. Also easy to move out of the way for others that do not need the rails and easy to move to other bathrooms. If you are a very large person, please measure width/opening.

I don't how anyone can give these rails less than 5 stars. It fits perfectly with my Toto toilet with a bidet toilet seat. I bought it for my own use, but as an Occupational Therapist, I have recommended it to many of my patients. Very elegant and simple design, strong, stable, sturdy. It comes in a flat box and very easy to adjust and put in place. Highly recommended.

Very convenient , but sometimes the pins comes out.

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Easy to maneuver and to adjust height, not heavy. Easy to assemble too.

A life saver after a major car accident

This is product is described as toilet "safety rails" Not a chance!!! I bought two of these while my husband was in the hospital and due to his prolonged issue I wasn't able to put them together until 2 weeks ago.During the two weeks these were being used in our home he had 3 accidents related to these "safety rails"! They are extremely rickety, unsteady, no suction cups on the legs to stabilize them etc. Luckilyhis injuries due to the product weren't severe but after being in the hospital for an extended period of timethis was the last thing he needed to jolt his confidence~Furthermore, trying to return them has been a major undertaking. I realize I was past the return window since we weren't able to use them upon delivery but I explained to the agent (who by the way was not helpful) of the dangerous nature of the product but was only able to return them if I bought boxes for them and repacked them and on top of that they charged a restocking fee for something that should never have been put on the market for anyone with a disability or injury recovery.My word of advice for readers is DO NOT BUY!!!!!

So I want to love this product, but I can’t quite do it.Our purpose: movable toilet rails that we can put in place for my elderly mom—who has Parkinson’s, when she comes over, but still remove from the small bathroom my young children share.The good: very heavy pipe and very stable feet. Nicely height-adjustable. Very fair price. Will get the job done. Fits in our narrow/confined bathroom, and when we don’t need it, can hide in the adjacent bathtub.The bad: It’s pretty narrow—my mid-40’s mom booty who wears a size 14 pants just about fits between the handles. This could be tricky for folks with limited mobility and a…ah… wider profile. It doesn’t actually fold flat for storage—comes with clips that keep it locked into the U-shape. Which is probably good, but the clips are really tough to get in place and I can’t see myself removing them, not losing them, and then replacing them if I want to fold it flat.Finally: there is NO WAY my disabled mom or even elderly-but-still-feisty dad could have assembled this. I needed the rubber mallet technology to get holes to line up or pins/screws in place. It was a ridiculous wrestle for what amounted to four pin-clips and four screws.So. A good option, but maybe not for your application?