Creative Specialties Int'l. LR8716D1GBN Grab Bar 16 in Owb

Product Description

The CREATIVE SPECIALTIES INT'L. LR8716D1GBN is a 16-inch designer grab bar finished in Old World Brushed Nickel, designed for residential bathroom safety and accessibility applications. With a 1.25-inch diameter grip profile and a weight of 4.7 pounds, this bar provides a sturdy handhold for users requiring support near toilets, showers, or bathtubs. The Old World Brushed Nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of bathroom fixtures and hardware. Installation is handled by licensed plumbers or general contractors working to ADA accessibility guidelines or residential remodel specifications.

This grab bar is intended for residential bathroom environments where accessibility and safety support are required. It is suited for installation adjacent to toilets, inside shower enclosures, or along bathtub walls. The 16-inch length makes it appropriate for targeted support zones where a shorter bar is needed due to wall stud spacing or fixture layout constraints. It ships as part of a package quantity of 3 units per package, making it practical for multi-unit or multi-location installations.

Key Features

• 16-inch length suitable for targeted wall-mount support zones
• 1.25-inch diameter grip profile for secure handhold
• Old World Brushed Nickel finish for broad fixture compatibility
• Sold in a package quantity of 3 units
• Weighs 4.7 pounds per unit for solid, substantial construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install grab bar for residential bathroom accessibility applications. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Grab bars must be anchored into wall studs or with approved blocking rated for the expected load — drywall anchors alone are not sufficient for safety grab bar applications. Power down any GFCI-protected circuits in the immediate work area before drilling near wet zones. Installation should comply with applicable ADA standards and local building codes. A licensed plumber or contractor familiar with accessibility hardware should perform or inspect the installation.