Compass Health Brands FGB20000 0000 Grab Bar 12 Inches

Product Description

The COMPASS HEALTH BRANDS FGB20000 0000 is a 12-inch suction-mount grab bar designed to assist users when entering or exiting a bathtub or shower. Sold under the Carex line, this unit installs without tools or hardware, relying on strong suction cups that grip any smooth, flat, non-porous surface. A built-in visual indicator shifts from red to green to confirm the bar is properly secured before use. At 5.95 pounds, the bar is lightweight enough for repositioning but sturdy enough for daily transfer support in residential bath environments.

This grab bar is intended for residential bathroom use, primarily in bathtub and shower applications where a permanent wall-mounted bar is not practical or permitted. It suits renters, assisted-living settings, and homeowners who need a temporary or portable safety solution. The suction-mount design makes it well suited for smooth tile, fiberglass, acrylic, and similar non-porous bath surfaces. It ships in a package quantity of six units, making it appropriate for facility purchasing or multi-unit supply orders.

Key Features

• Tool-free suction-mount installation on smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces
• Visual indicator changes from red to green to confirm secure attachment before use
• 12-inch bar length provides a stable grip point for bathtub and shower entry and exit
• White finish blends with standard residential bath fixtures
• Lightweight at 5.95 pounds for easy repositioning as needed
• Sold in a package quantity of six units

Compatibility

Designed for use on smooth, flat, non-porous bathroom surfaces including tile, fiberglass, and acrylic. Not suitable for textured, rough, or porous surfaces where suction cannot form a proper seal.

Installation Notes

No permanent installation or tools are required for this grab bar. Before each use, press all suction cups firmly against a clean, dry, smooth surface and confirm the visual indicator has turned green. Do not use the bar if the indicator remains red, as this signals an inadequate seal. Periodically inspect suction cups for wear, debris, or loss of pliability that could reduce holding strength.