Grab rails offer stability, balance and support, assisting with transfers in areas where a slip or fall is considered high risk.

• For cavity walls, the grab rail must be fixed to the internal wall stud or a solid framing structure. This may require the grab rail to be installed on an angle to match the distance between the studs.
• Brick, timber frame or plaster board will all require different methods of installation.
• It is recommended that a builder be consulted to ensure that the correct fittings are used for specific types of walls.

The included fixings are suitable for use with solid walls only.

It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that the correct fixings are used to suit the wall type.

Yes, but we do not recommend installing the grab rail in an area where it is exposed to UV radiation as this will cause premature degradation of the rubber seals and plastic parts.

We recommend cleaning with a soft cloth and warm soapy water, followed by a rinse with clean water. Ensure that the LED lights are not exposed to excess moisture. Do not use abrasive cleaners as this may scratch the surface. Stainless steel cleaners can be used being careful not to expose the rubber seals or plastic parts to the cleaner.

The LED light will turn on when two conditions are met:
(1) The ambient light must be extremely low, e.g. night time.
(2) A sound above 62 dB is registered by the sensor.

The light is powered by batteries.

Each grab rail has four (two on each side) CR1632 lithium batteries.

Battery life expectancy is estimated to be 12 months, if the light is activated 20 times per day.

Approximately 30 seconds.

No, this grab rail does not meet the requirements to be compliant with AS 1428.1.