Bathroom Safety

Steady support where the bathroom needs it most

The bathroom is where many slips happen, so a few well-placed pieces of equipment can add real support and stability. We carry grab bars, shower chairs and benches, transfer benches, raised toilet seats, commodes, and non-slip accessories from trusted brands like Drive Medical, Medline, and Vive. Our specialists help you choose what fits your bathroom and the person using it. Shop online for delivery anywhere in the U.S., or visit our Salt Lake City showroom.

Real supportSturdy grab bars and seating to add stability where you need it.
Local delivery & nationwide shippingDelivery across the Salt Lake Valley, plus shipping across the U.S.
Help choosingNot sure what fits your bathroom? Our specialists will guide you.

Bath Safety

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Most bathroom safety comes down to three needs: something to hold onto, a safe place to sit, and support at the toilet. Here is where to start.

Grab bars

Sturdy bars to hold onto near the shower, tub, and toilet. Available in mounted and tool-free suction styles, in several lengths and finishes.

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Shower chairs & benches

Shower chairs, bath benches, and transfer benches so you can sit while bathing or slide safely over a tub wall instead of stepping over it.

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Toilet aids & commodes

Raised toilet seats, toilet safety rails, and bedside commodes that make sitting down and standing up easier and add support at the toilet.

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Bath safety accessories

Non-slip mats, hand-held showerheads, long-handled sponges, and other accessories that round out a safer bathroom.

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How to make a bathroom safer, area by area

The bathroom has hard surfaces, water, and tight spaces, which is why it is one of the most common places for a slip at home. Adding support in the right spots can help reduce that risk. Here is a simple room-by-room approach:

  • At the shower or tub: add a grab bar to hold while stepping in and out, a shower chair or transfer bench so you can sit, a non-slip mat, and a hand-held showerhead.
  • At the toilet: a raised toilet seat or toilet safety rails make sitting and standing easier, and a nearby grab bar adds support.
  • On the floor: non-slip mats inside and outside the tub, and clear pathways with no loose rugs or cords.
  • For overnight: a bedside commode can reduce trips down a dark hallway.

No equipment can guarantee a fall will never happen. If falls are a concern, it is worth talking with a doctor or physical therapist as well. Not sure where to start? Call 801-906-3900 or request information and we will help you plan a safer bathroom.

Local service, nationwide shipping

Most bathroom safety products ship easily, so you can order from anywhere in the United States and we will deliver to your door. If you are in Utah, visit our Salt Lake City showroom at 3737 S State Street to see grab bars and seating in person and get help choosing the right size and style. Wherever you are, you can call 801-906-3900 to talk with a real specialist before you buy.

Bathroom safety questions, answered

What bathroom safety equipment do I actually need?
It depends on the person and the bathroom, but most setups start with three things: a grab bar to hold near the shower and toilet, a shower chair or transfer bench so bathing can be done seated, and a raised toilet seat or toilet safety rails to make standing up easier. Add non-slip mats on the floor. If you tell us the situation, we will help you build the right combination.
Where should grab bars be installed?
The most useful spots are beside the toilet, along the shower or tub wall, and at the entry to the tub where you step in and out. Permanently mounted grab bars should be anchored into wall studs or with proper heavy-duty anchors so they hold your weight. If drilling is not an option, tool-free suction grab bars are available for smooth, non-porous surfaces, though they offer lighter support. Ask us and we will help you pick the right type and length.
What is the difference between a shower chair and a transfer bench?
A shower chair sits inside the shower or tub so you can bathe seated. A transfer bench is longer, with two legs inside the tub and two outside, so you can sit down on the outer end and slide across instead of stepping over the tub wall. Transfer benches are a great choice for anyone who finds stepping into a tub difficult or risky.
What is a raised toilet seat, and who needs one?
A raised toilet seat adds height to a standard toilet, which shortens the distance you have to lower and lift yourself and takes strain off the knees and hips. It is helpful after hip or knee surgery, for anyone with limited leg strength, or for taller users. Many models add armrests or clamp on without tools; others replace the seat. We can help you match one to your toilet.
Do these products help reduce falls in the bathroom?
Bathroom safety equipment is designed to add support and stability in the areas where slips most often happen, which can help reduce the risk of a fall. It is not a guarantee that a fall will never occur. For someone who is falling often or has a specific medical concern, we recommend combining the right equipment with guidance from a doctor or physical therapist. We are happy to help you put together a practical plan.
Do you install grab bars, or are they easy to set up myself?
Many bathroom safety items need no tools at all, shower chairs, transfer benches, raised toilet seats, and toilet safety rails are typically ready to use out of the box. Mounted grab bars do require secure installation into studs or with rated anchors. If you are not comfortable installing a mounted bar, ask us about tool-free suction options or call 801-906-3900 and we will talk through the best choice for your bathroom.
Do you ship bathroom safety products nationwide?
Yes. We ship grab bars, shower seating, toilet aids, and accessories anywhere in the United States. If you are near Salt Lake City, you can also visit our showroom to see them in person and ask about local delivery.