ZUEXT16 Inch Anti Slip Shower Grab Bar Handle, Chrome Finish Stainless Steel Bathroom Grab Bar, Knurled Bathroom Balance Bar,Safety Hand Rail Support,Handicap Elderly Injury Senior Assist Bath Handle

this will be a great help in the shower, good quality, feels pretty sturdy.

Very nice and easy to install, well-made and durable

Just big enough at 12" to steady me as I fuddle with door key standing on step, and hoist myself into house (It must be that most step's heights are designed for 6" builder or architects?) ...and I hold on as I descend from house too. Great to help us to smartly age in place as long as we can. The color black does not look like a bathroom grab bar, and the no slip grip in the middle of the bar is a must in wet weather. If I had wall space for front step I'd put one there too. If you are looking to get an smaller grab bar, I can vouch for this one - sturdy and works really well. Son put the bar in no problem on sturdy walls pace next to door in garage.

Good solid quality product. Just what I needed and looks great too.

Easy to install, strong.(make sure screws go into wood) and esthetic.. Nice diameter so easy for all to grab, regardless of hand size. The finishing rings that go over the screws could have a bit better design so it locks into place better but with a bit of work...should stay

I unpacked, will not install for a few months. Checked the finish and the fit. It appears to be fine. The welds are a bit Spartan however those are covered. Chinese S.S is to be skeptical, with my experience, however I have had some good Stainless from China's Specs from other manufacture. So time will tell.I mentioned Size, I meant diameter of bar(s) ordered. I am kinda use to a fatter Bar like One would see in a Hotel equipped with a Grab Bar. These are 1" round, not obtrusive and will be welcomed in a standerd 5X3 Shower Stall, they show it on the diagram at POS but it is written small and perhaps why such a good price for S.S. Grab bars? Knurled for grip too.Heads up DYI's Studs are on 16" Center, so if you buy a 12" and not going to have the wall(s) open for your remodel or addition to add 2x4 backing, you should buy a Molly Anchor to mount the "floating" side for your install. Those Plastic Anchors are a cute idea, but I would not trust more than 15 lbs on a Nylon Grommet in Drywall, which is basically Chalk sandwiched between thick paper.I went with the 16" for entry, as I am only getting older and while I am remodeling. . . then a 12" by the Shower fold down seat. They stick out about 3" from the wall, and are 1" in diameter. Hold a Shampoo bottle atop.