What grab bar should I order?
Answer 3 quick questions and we'll tell you the right model for your wall — no guesswork.
Step 1 of 3
Step 1 of 3
What type of wall are you mounting to?
This determines your installation method and hardware needs.
Drywall over wood studs
Standard home construction — most common
Tile over wood studs
Bathroom or shower tile with framing behind
Pre-installed wood backing
Solid blocking or backer board already in the wall
Masonry, concrete, or brick
Requires rated masonry anchors
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Step 2 of 3
What is your wall stud spacing?
Measure center-to-center with a stud finder. Most homes are 16" on center.
16" on center
Most common in residential construction
24" on center
Common in newer or commercial construction
I don't know / non-standard
Haven't measured yet or spacing is unusual
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What bar length feels right for your space?
Longer bars offer more reach. Shorter bars work in tighter spots.
Shorter — 12" to 16"
Beside toilet, narrow doorways, compact spaces
Longer — 24" to 32"
Shower walls, bathtub, wider reach needed
No preference / not sure
Recommend based on my stud spacing
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