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Bathroom Accessories
Grab Bars
- A & J
- A S I
- Babcock-Davis
- Baldwin
- Bobrick
- Bradley
- Brey-Krause
- Columbia Partitions
- Comtec / Capitol
- Concinnity
- Elcoma
- Emtek
- Flush Metal
- Gamco
- Gatco
- Ginger
- Harney
- Hewi
- Koala Kare Products
- Mills Company
- Native Trails
- PBA
- Safe-Strap Corp
Manufacturers
Bathroom Grab Bars
 Stainless Steel Grab Bars More Info |
 PBA Nylon More Info |
 Hewi Nylon More Info |
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 AJ More Info |
 ASI More Info |
 Babcock-Davis More Info |
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 Baldwin More Info |
 Bobrick More Info |
 Brey-Krause More Info |
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 Columbia Partitions More Info |
 Comtec / Capitol More Info |
 Discontinued and no longer available More Info |
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 Elcoma More Info |
 Emtek More Info |
 Flush Metal |
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 Gamco More Info |
 Gatco More Info |
 Ginger More Info |
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 Hewi USA More Info |
 Koala Kare Products |
 PBA More Info |
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 Safe-Strap Corp |
 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Guidelines More Info |
Our ADA approved grab bars are offered in two distinct types. The most common is stainless steel. It is Strong durable and comes in a wide variety of finishes and colors. For an even wider aray of styles and colors, our Hewi Ultramid nylon grab bars offer several features not available in the stainless steel grab bars.
The ADA emphasizes grab bar installation because handicapped persons use them to maintain balance, transfer, and prevent falls. They are the number one answer to a barrier free design, and are specified, by the ADA, in both new and existing buildings
Twelve specific types of buildings must comply with the ADA guidelines. They include schools, restaurants, hotels, retail stores, stadiums, theaters, convention facilities, museums, parks and hospitals, banks, gas stations and laundromats. Professional offices of accountants, lawyers, insurance agents and the like are among the service establishments that must meet the ADA guidelines.