Grab Bars for Bathtubs and Showers, 2 Pack Shower Handle 12 Inch Strong Suction Shower Bar, Safety Bars for Shower Chair, Bathroom Grab Bar for Senior Black WhiteClimatePartner certified

The best suction cup shower bars! These things have been up for 3 weeks so far and no issues. They haven’t slipped out of place, it was easy to install, they are not heavy but very durable, and they give great support when standing up or getting out of shower. Definitely would recommend this if you can’t drill the metal bars in your shower.

I purchased these to help me get in and out of the tub after knee surgery. These have been very sturdy and easy to apply they adhere well to the tub and are very stable

They work well for apartment dealers and renters who can't install more permanent grab bars. You do have to be very careful and reset the suction every time they're used, which is annoying, why I took a star away. The grab bars are useful to lightly hold or press against for balance and stability, not to actually hold weight. I would be very afraid to do that!! They were easy to place and make my shower/tub enclosure much safer and more accessable.

I had knee replacement surgery on July 9th and since our first floor bathroom was a step-in tub/shower with no grab bars I needed something to aid me in getting in and out of the tub. I was looking for a temporary solution since i didn't want to be drilling holes in the tub surround walls. These worked perfectly. After cleaning the walls and suction cups with alcohol I was able to place these where I needed them. They hold tightly for 2-3 weeks but if they felt loose when I tested them, I simply cleaned the suction cups and wall again and reattached them. I like these because they hold well and can be repositioned easily which I did as my mobility increased. I bought a second set to make it easier to get in and out and will probably put a set in our upstairs shower. Well worth the money for the safety and convenience they provide. Just be sure to test them frequently to make sure they are still holding securely.

The tiles in my tub/shower enclosure are NOT "glass" smooth. They are large squares with a slightly grainy feel. I ran water over the suction cups, then stuck them to the tile. I was hoping they would hold for a day or two and provide some added slip protection. I felt it would be easy enough to re-suctin each time I took a shower. I am 77 and my balance is greatly benefited when I have something to hold on to. Leaning against the wall with one hand helps, but I have come close to slipping many times. Tile over waterproof board makes it nearly impossible to install screw in grab bars. No way to find and screw into the stud's. These grab handles are still rock solid after 2 days with zero evidence of losing their grip, plus they look good.

They work on the tub walls but they are not secureMust use with caution

WHILE THESE SEEM TO GRIP WELL, DEPENDING ON THE SURFACE THEY MAY FAIL. WOULD LITERALLY SET THEM IN THE SHOWER AND MINUTES LATER HEAR THEM LANDING IN THE TUB. NOT A REPLACEMENT FOR A PERMANENT GRAB BAR. I PRIMARILY USED THEM AS A REFERENCE POINT AND LIGHT BALANCE KEEPER, BUT WOULD NOT USE THEM TO TRY AND CATCH YOURSELF FROM A FALL OR TO HELP YOU UP FROM BEING SEATED.

After having a visit to our local hospital, we were advised to get some shower safe gripping handles for our shower. After looking at a large number of the options available on Amazon and elsewhere, we decided to give these a try, and we have been extremely pleased. While the handles themselves are lightweight and easy to reposition, once the suction cup is securely placed, it can hold my weight fine for getting into and out of our shower/tub. The size is a bit large, but fits our handles quite well.The handle itself feels nice, with a slight texture to the main gripping area.The only reason I cannot give these a 5 is we have noticed that at random times they will loosen, and fall off the tub. These tend to be when there are wild temp changes (we keep our upstairs, and bathroom cool, and when we had the AC off one day while out, the temps climbed, and we came back to it lying in our tub), or high pressure changes (one or twice, before a big storm, when the pressure changes quickly, you'll hear the suction cup make a noise and disengage from the tub wall).However, these have been extremely infrequent, and we check to make sure the handles are securely fastened prior to showering, to ensure their sturdiness & support remain strong.