Contemporary 18 in. x 1-1/4 in. Concealed Screw ADA Compliant Bathroom Shower Grab Bar in Brilliance Stainless Steel

Solidly built! Nicely (chrome) plated. Parts required for stud and non-stud mounting for included. This is the third bathroom in our house we have now installed this Delta style grab bar so that says something about our liking this product.

Such a sturdy and excellent looking bar. Using one bar as a handheld shower slider bar - Delta U6300-WH Shower Adapter Kit. Used Milwaukee 1/2 carbide tipped glass/tile drill bit, and Cobra 1/4" x 2-1/2" flip toggle bolts (excellent bolts) since I had no studs at one spot. Did need to exchange one bar since its "chrome" finish was not polished perfectly - had a few minor scratch marks that were visible in direct sunlight.

Love the look of the satin finish grab bar. We remodel my Dad’s bathroom and wanted a nice grab bar that didn’t look ugly.

I love the color and style but the round circles that hide the screws keep falling off. I’ve been meaning to call the company to ask if they have a solution. Are you able to forward my comments.

The Delta Contemporary 24 in. x 1-1/4 in. Concealed Screw ADA-Compliant Decorative Grab Bar in Matte Black is a very solid safety bar. Our summer cabin is currently closed for the winter but when I open it in the spring, I’m installing this safety bar on a short stairway leading to a landing. I have a long stair railing on the long stair section, but don’t have one on the short 3-step section. This will be perfect for that. I would recommend that this safety bar be screwed to the studs to keep it very sturdy, however there is 1 very sturdy wall support bracket provided for one end that can’t be attached to a stud. This bracket is designed to be installed in the wall through a small hole that will be covered by one end of the bar. There are covers over the screws, once installed, to make a nice neat installation. The total length of the unit is 28 inches, the mounting screws are 2 1/2 inches long each, and the grip bar is 25 1/2 inches long.

Almost took a serious fall in our bathtub that prompted this install. One of those, you really didn't know you needed it until you do kind of things. After a simple install I was amazed at the sense of security this grab bar afforded to ALL members of the family any age. Easy to install, easy to grip even with wet hands. Every bathtub or shower should have this safety bar installed.

+/- bar screws into arms - terribly easy to scratch finish - 6/6 wood screws stripped, two bent, vs thin-handled screwdriver I was going to replace a Delta brushed stainless Pivotal towel holder I was using as a sloped skylight curtain rod with this black grab bar, to match Delta's black Pivotal towel bar I have installed at the top of the skylight. I've installed four Delta Pivotal fixtures so far and have been impressed with the fixtures themselves as well as the supplied hardware -- this grab bar is not just an exception, I have to think it's likely dangerous. Six of six supplied wood screws stripped, and two bent, with no effort from a thin handled philips screwdriver, standing on a precarious ladder, above ~300f grow lights, arms overhead, no food that day. I wasn't nearly at my torquing best. My watch scratched the finish from running my arm down the length of it, again with no real force. In fairness, their black towel bar has metal curtain grommets and a plasticized boat hook running up and down it daily with no effect on its finish, and they appear to be exactly the same, so who knows. I would have stopped reading this review at bent screws if I was you; if it pulls out under bodyweight, the finish won't much matter. My newly purchased house didn't come with all its studs, nor studs layed out in any consistent distance, and there's a 2"+ gap between the surface of the drywall and the surpise studs if you find any, so while I tried to use Delta's toggle mount on this as well as their grab bar toilet paper holder, surprise studs had me redrill holes for the supplied wood screws instead -- but I had the toilet paper holder's toggle *almost* in place long enough to know it does seem to hold. So you'll have a margin of three screws to bend and strip if you use the single toggle on one end. I can't remember how long the wood screws were supplied with the toilet paper holder grab bar, but I've only had issues with all six of the screws provided with this one item; all screws for all other Delta items I've installed have been far shorter, less time under pressure from the screwdriver. Could be I got bad screws with this unit, but I have no interest in trying this again. If you have to have a Delta black grab bar, I'd suggest going with their Pivotal towel bar instead, and a severe diet.

Love my Delta brand contemporary 24 IN. X 1-1/4 IN. concealed screw ADA-compliant decorative grab bar in Matte black. I chose it because I figured if it's ADA -compliant it has to be heavy duty. And it was. It actually offers assistance for up to 500 lbs (Double the ADA requirement). Love the matte black finish as it makes it stand out. The installation was straightforward thanks to the good instructions sheet and wood screws that were included. It also features a snap over cover to conceal the screws and comes with a life time warranty to boot.

We installed this grab bar in our bathtub so that a friend of ours that has trouble getting out of a tub would have an easier time when she visits. It goes nicely with the hardware in our master bath even though it is black and most of the hardware is antique bronze. It seems to be very sturdy and should easily support the weight of just about anyone. It comes with everything you need to install it including a wall anchor. I installed it at an angle so that it would be convenient for people of different heights. Since the mounting holes are longer than the grab bar's published length of 24 inches it was possible to mount it at an angle and still attach it to two studs that were on 24 inch centers. The only minor problem is that it uses very long Phillips head screws and it takes so much force to drive them even with a pilot hole that one of them stripped. It would be better to have the screws equipped with a Torx drive or a #2 square drive which would be easier to drive without stripping.