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Bathroom commonly used safety handrails: upturned handrails, a word handrail, L-shaped handrails.

Barrier-Free Bathroom Safety Handrails

We all know that older people have difficulty with their legs and their body's ability to heal itself is not as good as it used to be, and the consequences of a fall can be serious. Among them, the chances of accidents increase dramatically when the bathroom is used frequently and is slippery. For this reason, we need to take some precautions to protect the safety of the elderly. Among the many safety measures, installing safety grab bars for the elderly is one of the quickest and most cost-effective ways.

Upholstered Armrests

The upturned handrail is usually installed on the other side of the toilet. When the elderly toilet, the arm can be placed on the handrail, when you get up, you can support your body, to avoid numbness of the legs and feet caused by the fall. The upturned handrail is more flexible when used, when not in use can be upturned and put away, does not take up extra space.

Monogrammed Handrail

Handrails can be installed horizontally or vertically. If they are located near entrances and exits, they are usually installed vertically to make it easier for the elderly to grip and maintain their balance. Horizontal installation is usually used on smooth walls where the elderly can grip and move around to prevent falls.

L-shaped Handrails

The L-shaped handrail is a single-pole, L-shaped design that is very minimalist and is usually installed in the bathing area. The vertical handrail is easy to grip when standing up. The horizontal handrail is easy for the elderly who use the shower bench to hold on to when they stand up, and it can share the instantaneous force of the waist and legs when getting up, making it easier to get up. When the bathroom floor is too slippery, you can also hold the horizontal handrail to move slowly to avoid slipping and falling.