Most grab bars have three screw holes in each mounting flange, but you'll only be able to anchor two of the three screws into a typical 1-1/2 in. wide stud.

Grab bars usually cost anywhere from $20 to $200, but a typical grab bar price is $50 to $100. Unless you choose to install the device yourself, grab bar installation costs can add $100 to $200 to ...

While you may not be able to put up a truly safe grab bar for $9.04, you can find perfectly suitable ones for just a few dollars more -- the Medline 12-inch grab bar is only $13.47 on Amazon.

No-drill grab bars of the type you bought are a great alternative. Some use suction to grip to the wall. Although these can work when a shower wall is flat, it’s risky to depend on the suction ...

When installing a grab bar, make sure it is solidly anchored to the wall. The wall framing will dictate where the grab bar will be placed. VIEW E-EDITION. 99¢ for 6 mos.

Installing grab bars is a relatively quick and easy improvement to your home and, in my opinion, all showers should have grab bars — regardless of the age of the people in the home.