A range of stainless steel grab rails available in various diameters and configurations. Suitable for fixing to masonry or wooden stud walls, using various types of concealed and exposed mountings.
General Details
Caution
It is important to ensure that fixed rails are selected to suit the type of wall. There may be specific differences between rails intended for installation on masonry walls and those intended for installation on wooden stud walls.
Extra product information
The rails are available in straight and various angled configurations to suit flat wall surfaces. The end plate is screwed to the wall for exposed mounting. For concealed mounting there is a cover plate over the flange. The hygeia mounting has a cover plate made from stainless steel and is flatter than the concealed mounting. Suitable for application in wet areas.
Installation
Can be professionally or self installed.
Manufacturer/Country
Contact Supplier for Details
Warranty
Contact Supplier for Details
Websites
- - http://www.disabilityaccessconsultants.com.au/fittings/
- Safetey Rails Australia - SureCare Division - http://www.surecare.com.au/products/grab-rails/
Maintenance
Refer to the supplier and manufacturer manual for maintenance instructions and safety warnings.
Models / Specifications
Model Model AS25/26 - Shower Rail: Handrail combination with both vertical and horizontal handrails. Horizontal handrail extends to cover two walls at right angles to each other and extends past the vertical rail.
Model Model AT9/10 - Toilet Grab Rail: Handrail with Sloping arm 90 degrees from horizontal.
Model Model AS27/28 - Shower Rail: Handrail combination with both vertical and horizontal handrails. Horizontal handrail extends to cover two walls at right angles to each other. Horizontal handrail does not extend past the vertical handrail
Model Model DT1/2 - Toilet Grab Rail: Handrail with Sloping arm 30 to 45 degrees from horizontal. Rail is to the side of the toilet and also in one continuous piece to the rear of the toilet. (product considered AS1428.1 - 2001 compliant)
Model Model DT3/4 - Toilet Grab Rail: Handrail with Sloping arm 30 to 45 degrees from horizontal. Rail is to the side of the toilet
Model Model DT7/8 - Toilet Grab Rail: Handrail with Sloping arm 30 to 45 degrees from horizontal. (product considered AS1428.1 - 2001 compliant)
Model Model AT11 - Toilet Grab Rail: Handrail with Sloping arm 90 degrees from horizontal. (product considered AS1428.1 - 2001 compliant)
Model Safe-T-Lock model: A swing away U shaped handrail which locks parallel to the wall. Can be installed in a vertical and horizontal position.
Model Model AS22/23 - Shower Rail: Handrail combination with both vertical and horizontal handrails.
Model Model AS24 - Shower Rail: Horizontal handrail fixed to two walls at right angles to each other.
Model Model DT5/6 - Toilet Grab Rail: Handrail with Sloping arm 30 to 45 degrees from horizontal. (product considered AS1428.1 - 2001 compliant)
Model Model AT15/16 - Toilet Grab Ral: Handrail fixed from the rear of the toilet wall to the floor space on the free space of the toilet area.
Model Mountaway model: U shaped handrail that is fixed to the floor and rear of the toilet that can be swung away in a horizontal direction back to the wall.
Suppliers (1)
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Safety Rails Australia (Campbellfield)
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VIC Suppliers
Safety Rails Australia (Campbellfield)
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Standards
Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing, and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For more information about standards see http://www.ilcaustralia.org.au/Using_Assistive_Technology/standards_regulation
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