Bathroom Grab Rail Stainless Steel

DescriptionWe are a successful supplier of plumbing and bathroom products.Range of products, including the Stainless steel grab and handrails collection. The collection offers confidence in independent living, delivering new safety and freedom in the bathroom while providing a stylish and modern look.32mm in diameter and 304 stainless steel, make the Rail easy to grab and has rust resistance that lasts foreverBrush finish, make the steel slip resistance and good looking300-800mm center measurements for all of our 32mm diameter Stainless Steel (SS) Grab Rails incorporate rotatable circular flanged mounting plates at each end of the RailThe rotatable circular flanged mounting plate incorporates three 6mm diameter holes set out to form an equilateral triangle with a radius of 24mm and a PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) of 48mmBy rotating the mounting plate and utilizing its radius of 24mm, it is possible to increase or decrease its center distance coverage by 48mm from each end of the Grab RailAs an example for a Grab Rail with a center measurement of 400mm, the reach can be extended by 24mm at either end by rotating the plate. The Rail now has a center measurement of 448.The opposite applies by turning the plate inwards, the reach can be diminished by 48mm – the center measurement would be 352mm.As seen in the above example, the 400mm Grab Rail can vary in center measurement from 352mm to 448mm. This is a coverage of up to 96mm.This variable distance of 96mm applies to all 32mm SS Grab Rails.Width (bracket flange):100mmThese rails help to get on and off with a rating of 110kgCan be installed vertically or horizontally or at any suitable angleOur professional installers can install them safely, reduce your stress, and provide you with a warrantyThe mounting flange is rotatable, enabling 90mm in length from center to center.This product is recommended for the following conditions:Knee replacement/hip replacement  Fracture repair surgery  Osteoporosis Parkinson’s disease stroke motor neuron disease multiple sclerosis  muscular dystrophy Amputees