TAILI Shower Grab Bar 16 Inch Suction Cup Grab Bars for Bathroom, Removable Shower Safety Handle Heavy Duty Bathtub Grip for Seniors & Elderly, Strong Handrails No Drilling Waterproof, Grey

Works really well. Is portable and can be put up, taken down as required. Easy to position as long as you have the proper surface area for the cups (best on flat surface like tile). I found it useful for helping people that visit our house to use the shower if they need extra stability getting in/out. It has very powerful suction with an adhesive type material on the suction cups that makes it stick very sturdy, yet you can remove it without much trouble.

Both 12" and 16.8" Grab Bars are designed to grip 4" X 4" or LARGER Bathroom Tiles. Grab Bars will not adhere to tiles smaller than 4" X 4" due to associated grout lines. The Grab Bar can grip irregular smooth (non-porous) surfaces perfectly. When Installing Grab Bars Horizontally or Angled assure the white Suction Cup Tabs are facing up. This will facilItate simple removal if neededl. To safetly remove Grab Bar from any surface: 1) Release Clasps at each end of Grab Bar, 2) Using fingers pull the white Suction Cup Tab and insert a LARGE STIFF TEFLON KiTCHEN SPATULA between the Suction Cup and Wall. 3) Firmly and carefully use the Kitchen Spatula to work and pry between the Suction Cup and Wall until the Suction Cup is free. 4) NEVER PULL THE GRAB BAR HANDLE DURING REMOVAL

nice quality and very functional

Installs easily and secured well. The finish blends well with my tile.

I like this suction handle for my shower. But one side will not stay tight to the wall and I’ve waited too long to return it. I know that it messes up so it’s OK. So you take the plastic off and it’s got sticky on it, but it’s also got suction and it is definitely a wonderful thing to have in the shower if you’re 60+ or if you just need an extra support.

I should start this with the last paragraph where I've already given this five stars, told you how to apply this bar in 5-10 seconds, and why I'm getting anothe, the shorter one. If you want to read about my history with shower (or bath) grab bars, be my guest... About 10 years ago, I started to have poblems with balance. It was bad enough when I was out hiking, but I soon became concerned about slipping and/or falling in the shower. I bought a suction grab bar made by Oxy (?) and after five years it began to slip in its position on the shower wall, and last spring it started to fall off at least once a week. Seems to have good suction, but two weeks ago, I took a good look at it off the wall. The suction pads had cracked and I knew I needed a new suction bar. When I need something like this poduct which has been around 50 years, I look at what's available on Amazon. After 22 years of reading (and writing reviews), I've learned to read the one star first, and then the five star. Very often, I toss out all of the one star. A review based on the customer's carelessness is ridiculous. And those reviews with one stars because the product came damaged or "didn't work as expected" are of little value. I look at four star reviews as most reliable. That said, I'm giving this shower bar five stars! Our shower is a "one-piece" molded kind. We have no tiles and, therefore, this bar should stick well, and it sure did. I "installed" (press two levers and the thing grips the wall, the same as all the other suction products). It stuck! Boy, did it stick. I had to get a little air under the cups in order to move it. I eyeballed where I wanted it, put it in place, and repeated the five second process. I will be very surprised it this moves, falls, or doesn't protect me when I have my klutz moment. I am so pleased, I'm ordering the shorter one for the front wall (at an angle to the left of the shower head). The color changes when you're snapping these bars into place is just a gimmick. (I don't think this one has a green or red indicator ... and neither did the one that was up for five years.) When you press the tabs, the suction cups will immediately hold if you've provided even a little pressure. Don't worry if you you need to adjust it: just lift the two little tabs and get some air under the cups ... and move it. Simple. So easy to install, I'm reluctant to use the word, "install." Moveable, but take a minute or two to decide where you want it. I put mine on at an angle because it's best if there's an angle to grab on to. Horizontal bars are fine for hanging a towel or washcloth, not so good keeping 180 pounds upright.

I purchased two of the Taili Grab Bars for my shower. I had a fall in a hotel tub. Ever since I have been concerned about a repeat, at home. Our shower is new and with expensive tile work. No grab bars were installed when the shower was built. Knowing that anchored bars would be the most secure, I was concerned about the quality of a suction grab bar. The Taili bars have been installed for nearly a year and even after many steam showers they maintain their suction and provide the support I need. It is as if they are anchored, the suction is strong and supports better than advertised. My tile is protected and the bars fit my hand well and are secure even when they are wet. A great value for the money and safe.

good strong succison

This bar has not loosened and it's been months since I stuck it on the tiles. Good product!

Las barras no pegan en la pared del baño, después de un rato se despegan y se caen.

Works great I am a senior helps in the shower from falling love it thank you

I wasn’t able to use it in my shower because it was too long so I bought the shorter one. If the longer one is as good as the short one then you’ve got a winner. I gave the long one to my family as they needed something for their new house. It’s a great gift for anyone

Works great, but handle does need to reset sometimes, need to wet with water then reset