Manufacturers
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
 

Stainless Steel Grab Bars More Info	PBA Nylon More Info	Hewi Nylon More Info
AJ More Info	ASI More Info	Babcock-Davis More Info
Baldwin More Info	Bobrick More Info	Brey-Krause More Info
Columbia Partitions More Info	Comtec / Capitol More Info	Discontinued and no longer available More Info
Elcoma More Info	Emtek More Info	Flush Metal
Gamco More Info	Gatco More Info	Ginger More Info
Hewi USA More Info	Koala Kare Products	PBA More Info
Mills Company	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.