Creative Specialties Int'l. LR8716D1GCH Grab Bar 16 in

Product Description

The CREATIVE SPECIALTIES INT'L. LR8716D1GCH is a 16-inch grab bar finished in Old World Chrome, designed for bathroom safety and accessibility applications. It provides a secure gripping surface to assist users with balance and stability near toilets, showers, and tub surrounds. The Old World Chrome finish delivers a traditional aesthetic that integrates cleanly with period-style and transitional bathroom fixtures. At 4.7 pounds, the unit is solid and substantial. Licensed plumbers and finish carpenters typically handle installation to ensure proper blocking and load-rated anchoring in wall assemblies.

This grab bar is suited for residential bathrooms, accessible remodels, and ADA-compliant retrofit projects. It is commonly installed in wet areas including shower stalls, walk-in tub surrounds, and toilet compartments where occupant support is required. The Old World Chrome finish makes it a practical choice in bathrooms where brushed or antique-style hardware is already present. Package quantity is 3 units per package, making it practical for multi-unit residential or light commercial accessibility upgrades.

Key Features

• 16-inch gripping length suited for standard residential grab bar applications
• Old World Chrome finish coordinates with traditional and transitional bathroom hardware
• Solid construction at 4.7 pounds supports load-rated installation requirements
• Package includes 3 units, supporting multi-location or multi-unit installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install grab bar for residential and light commercial bathroom accessibility applications. No specific system or model compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Grab bars must be anchored into wall studs or blocking rated to support occupant load forces — drywall anchors alone are not acceptable for safety grab bars. Power down any GFCI circuits in the work area before drilling in wet-area walls. Installation should comply with applicable accessibility standards and local building codes. A licensed plumber or qualified contractor should perform installation in ADA or code-required applications.