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How Do You Install A Bathroom Grab Bar?

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How Do You Install A Bathroom Grab Bar?

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Falls are the leading cause of injuries and accidental deaths in the home, and many of these falls happen when entering or exiting the shower or bath tub. Install a grab bar in the bathroom to prevent falls and keep you and your family safe. Use a grab bar at least 24 inches long, and install it at a 45-degree angle to accommodate people of different heights. The grab bar should be 1 1/2 inches away from the wall, enough to accommodate fingers and knuckles, but not enough to allow the rest of the hand to slip through it. Decide where you want to install the grab bar, then find and mark the location of the nearest studs. You will most likely find them spaced 16 inches apart. Place the grab bar in the desired location and trace the location of the mounting holes on the wall. A 24-inch long bar at a 45-degree angle will fit perfectly between two studs spaced 16 inches apart. Drill the pilot holes with a 1/8-inch bit, and put a little silicone caulk inside. If you have three screw holes on

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