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HOCKEY STICK BAR (MODEL 832)    

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The Hockey Stick ##832 is a stainless steel wall mounted grab bar that can be used in bathtubs and showers, or next to toilets. The support is shaped in the form of a hockey stick with a longer vertical bar and a shorter horizontal bar that attaches to the wall in two places at the ends. The bar is bent at 97 degrees to create these two sides. The bar is available in 4 concealed or 4 exposed mounting styles, and in right or left hand configurations. DIMENSIONS: 32 x 8 inches with 1, 1.25, or 1.5 inch diameter tubing. Safety wall clearance is 1.5 inches unless otherwise specified. FINISH: Brushed Satin is standard; optional finishes include non-slip grips, metallic plating, and electrostatically-applied coatings in 6 different colors.

Notes: Manufacturer states this product meets ANSI standards and complies with ADA requirements when properly installed. ** Custom specifications available. Contact manufacturer.

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This product record was updated on January 18, 2001.

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Manufacturer:

Tubular Specialties Manufacturing, Inc. (TSM)

13011 South Spring Street
Los Angeles, California 90061
United States
Telephone: 800-225-5876 or 800-472-2227 or 310-515-4801 or 310-515-5861.
Fax: 310- 217-0653.
Web: http://www.calltsm.com.
Email: tsm@calltsm.com.


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