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Picture of STEEL BATHTUB RAIL The Steel Bathtub Rail is a grab bar for bathtub designed for use by individuals with balance or mobility disabilities, spinal cord injury, or arthritis. The rail has two holding areas on the handle for a firm grip when getting in and out of the tub. It has a stainless steel locking system and rubber pads to protect tub contact surfaces, and is available in Fixed Height or Adjustable Height models. WARRANTY: Limited lifetime warranty.

Notes: The manufacturer states that this product is not recommended for fiberglass tubs.

Price: 49.95 to 44,95.

This product record was updated on June 29, 2007.

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Grabit, LLC

1245 25th St
Hudson, Wisconsin 54016
United States
Telephone: 800-542-5076.
Fax: 651-319-9061.
Web: http://www.grabitonline.com.
Email: info@grabitonline.com.


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