GreenChief Toilet Safety Rail, Medical Bathroom Safety Frame for Elderly, Handicap and Disabled - Adjustable Handrails for Toilet Seat Toilet Handrails Helper, 2 Additional Rubber Tips

Simple design, unobtrusive in the bathroom. I am 70 yrs old, 195 pounds and have been using this for several months after hip surgery. Plenty roomy, not narrow and constrictive at all. The handles do a minor side to side wobble when going to stand up, but that is to be expected from the streamlined 2-legged design. It is securely attached to the toilet, so it's not going anywhere and neither will you. At no time have I ever felt it was going to collapse or break, the material it is made from is very sturdy. It feels safe and secure to me. It has been wonderfully helpful as I recover from surgery. However, this might not be the right choice for a more frail elderly person due to the wobble in the handles.

Purchased for a senior that really likes that additional stability this toilet rail provides. The install was easy using the two plastic screws that hold the toilet seat to the toilet bowl. I had to use the photo on the website to determine how to assemble the rail - the instructions could have been better. Once assembled, this is a very handy thing to have that doesn't require handrails attached to the wall.

Works well. Super easy install and only took a few minutes. Easy to to adjust for height and width, and also to take the handles off so there's nothing to the sides. Only complaint was it was not super stable and was a little shaky. Maybe not great for elderly, but great for somebody recovering from surgery or other health recovery that just needs a little help.

It's tubular aluminum with no reinforcing struts so of course it will be a little woobly but when you stand it's solid. Had a TKR 8 weeks ago and of all the apparatus I bought this is the last one I'm still using. It helps me a lot.

It works okay for the money but I don't like how wobbly it is. I bought it for a foot surgery where I need something to hold on to to lower myself onto the toilet. The feet don't move but the handles move quite a bit. It makes me nervous. I would have preferred something more rigid.

My dad has Parkinson's and it makes it extremely difficult for him to walk/move. I ordered this to help him when he's trying to get off the toilet and help maintain his dignity. This is extremely easy to install and I have a bidet on my toilet as well. It is screwed into the toilet where the cover is installed (also where you'd install a bidet to keep it stable). I love that the feet in the front has suction cups with the option of switching it out to regular feet. Since I rent, I didn't want to install something that I'd have to drill anywhere and this checked my boxes! It's a great value, extremely functional, and feels really sturdy. While it might be less sturdy than the options that you screw into a wall, this does the trick if you're a renter.

Did not fit. I still have it at home

Makes me feel safer