Adjustable-Height Toilet Safety Rail by Lumex, Supports up to 250 lbs.

Lisa M: My Bro-in-law installed these in two bathrooms for my mother who had recent hip surgery. The hospital has them on their toilets. Easy to assemble. Attach the arms to the back plate before installing then tighten screws for toilet seat. Took less than half an hour for both bathrooms. Like that the arms have two slot choices of where to place them

United States on Nov 22, 2023

BD: I would not recommend this for an overweight person or someone who needs full support. It is adequate for someone that just needs a little help with balance to sit and stand from the toilet.

United States on Jul 29, 2023

michelle costa: This thing is horrible. Bought this for my mother who just had hip surgery!! Very wobbly afraid she is going to fall again! The company will not replace. Do not buy for elderly not safe. Waste of money thank god it wasn't that much! you get what you pay for!! Needs a lot more support.

United States on Mar 31, 2022

Azhar: Too pricy.. More supports needed for better stability.

India on Jul 21, 2018

Amazon Customer: Superb product - for any elderly person or someone with. Chronic backache. Worth the price.

India on Nov 27, 2017

L. Cusick: My husband installed the safety rails and said it was easy to do. It looks like it has a couple of adjustments for width but the height can only be adjusted depending upon the height of the toilet. My toilet is a standard size toilet with a round seat. The rails attach to the toilet (where the seat attaches) so you must remove the toilet seat first, attach the rails and the re-attach the seat on top of it. It's not really shown in the picture but the back rail has a flat piece that extends from the rail (which goes where your seat was attached) which makes it possible to place your seat over it. I am only 5'5" and I have no problem with the height of the handrails. As some have commented, the rails can wobble a bit, but since they are attached to the toilet I find the rails to be sturdy enough to help me get safely on and off the seat which is what it is meant to do.

United States on Feb 06, 2011

Douggee: As a person with severe arthritis in hips and knees it has been challenging to rise from a seated position. The home I purchased recently does not have a counter next to the toilet in the master bath and the wall on the opposite side of the room was too far away for grab bars. Enter the VersaFrame. I'm now able to stand after using the toilet without the need to call for assistance.

Installation was very easy and would require only that the toilet seat be removed and re-installed (in most cases only a screwdriver would be needed). As I was also installing a new toilet seat, it took only an extra minute to install the VersaFrame. This went onto a ADA height toilet with elongated bowl and fit perfectly. With the built-in adjustments, it could also be installed on a standard-height toilet with round bowl or any combination of the two. In addition to the height adjustment, there are also adjustments for width. However, since the back of the frame is bolted to the top of the toilet bowl, the height adjustments apply only to height necessary for installation, not for the height of the person using it. The arms may be a bit too high for a shorter person, but at 6'3" they were...

United States on Nov 12, 2009