RMS Bathroom Security Body & Rail – Folding & Transportable Lavatory Bathroom Security Rails – Handrail Bathroom Bars with Adjustable Top (White)

Excellent
Was great for my mother in her bathroom, She could pull up without falling down while using the toilet.

Almost perfect – needs adjustable depth
Overall, this was the right choice for me and I’m glad I purchased…PROS: – Solid construction – Easy installation – can be placed quickly at any toiletCON:With the gray foot stabilizer in the DOWN position, the unit is not deep enough front to back. The catch is the unit is a lot more stable with the gray foot stabilizer down. Because it not deep enough for my toilets, the toilet seat cannot be lifted and remain resting against the tank; instead the toilet seat hits the back bar of the RMS frame and must be balanced if you don’t want it to fall.With the gray stabilizer in the UP position, there is some side-to-side movement of each grab bar – IF you push off it to the side or at an angle. If you are lowering yourself and raising yourself directly up and directly down, then even with the gray stabilizer in the “up” position, the grab bars are still very stable.OTHER NOTES:Overall, very good product. To make it perfect for me, I might just cut out another inch deeper well into gray foot stabilizer so that the unit fits my toilets and can retain optimal stability. It would be ideal if there was a depth adjustment on the unit for different depth toilets.

Easiest way to provide toilet support
This is the best toileting aid on the market. No tools involved. Frame directly fits over the toilet, doesn’t touch anything, Grey plate at bottom locks it open. Can fold to the size of a flat walker. If we ever need to travel, this is PERFECT in so many ways. Handles can even be adjusted for height. Such piece of mind for me with my elderly father.10-stars!!

Great, but cannot fold this dang thing!
I wanted to take this with me to a restaurant, to ensure I would be able to get up from my seat. I am just not able to fold it. The video makes it look so easy but I can’t hold in the push button sufficiently to fold the sides in. My daughter tried too. This is the only reason I did not give five star.Folding instructions and video are inadequate.My suggestions:1. Lay towel on table and lay frame on its back bars. 2. Fold up foot rest and clip in place. 3. If you are able, simultaneously depress the opposing two buttons just below the back bar on the side with-out the footrest. 4. Fold down when it releases. 5. Repeat on other side.Knowing how to do this does not solve my problem, since I only managed to fold one side (with difficulty). On the other side the pins remains too stiff, even with lubrication.The manufacturer needs to develop and supple a tool to depress the pins. Something with a plier action, with sufficient jaw-width to accommodate the frame, and having fixed pins perpendicular to the jaw at the open end. This would provide the needed leverage to depress the pins, for people with arthritis or poor hand strength. This item is, after all, mostly marketed for older people, and those with strength and mobility issues.Does this tool exist? If so, what is it called? Can I buy it on Amazon?

After falling in love with my “Go Anywhere” cleanwaste portable loo, I set it up proudly on the family camping trip. I was then told by my 63yr old mum that it was just a bit too low for her to use comfortably. Rather than replace the loo, I swiftly ordered one of these and was thrilled with how well it works. It’s compact and easy to toss in the camp gear. Now everyone can “go anywhere”.

It fits my toilet perfectly, dont have to install anything, its easy to removed and easily folded