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HEAVY DUTY BATHTUB SAFETY RAIL (MODEL 69603A)    

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Picture of HEAVY DUTY BATHTUB SAFETY RAIL (MODEL 69603A) The Heavy Duty Bathtub Rail, model 69603A, is a grab bar for bathtub designed for use by individuals with balance, lower extremity or mobility disability disabilities. Made of heavy-gauge, powder-coated steel, the grab bar provides two gripping surfaces to facilitate both entry and exit from tub. It attaches to a tub with extra-large suction cups. DIMENSIONS: Fits tubs with walls 3 to 7.25 inches thick. CAPACITY: 300 pounds. COLOR: White. WARRANTY: Lifetime limited warranty.

Notes: The manufacturer states that this product is not recommended for use with fiber glass tubs.

Price: 165.00.

This product record was updated on September 26, 2011.

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Manufacturer:

Graham-Field Health Products, Inc.

2935 Northeast Parkway
Atlanta, Georgia 30360
United States
Telephone: 800-347-5678.
Fax: 800-726-0601.
Web: http://www.grahamfield.com.
Email: cs@grahamfield.com.


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